john05+FollowWhere Do You Sit in an Uber?Is sitting in the front seat of an Uber wild or just smart? The internet’s split: some swear by the front to avoid child locks (hello, true crime paranoia), while others say the back is safer and less awkward. Uber’s official advice? Back seat, always. Pro tip: check the license plate, make the driver say your name, and never accept snacks or drinks—no matter how thirsty you are. Stay alert, keep your phone down, and trust your gut. Where do you sit? #Transportation #UberSafety #Rideshare00Share
Brian Weaver+FollowCalifornia fights AI rideshare price hikesRideshare apps in California could soon be banned from using your phone’s battery level or location to jack up prices when you need a ride most. Lawmakers are pushing a bill to stop companies like Uber and Lyft from using AI to figure out exactly how much you’re willing to pay—like charging more if your phone is about to die. Industry groups argue this will raise costs for everyone, but many are fed up with feeling squeezed by tech-driven “surge” pricing. How do you feel about companies using your personal data to set prices? #Tech #California #rideshare00Share
Sean Clark+FollowLyft’s New ‘Favorite Driver’ Hack!Ever wish you could always get that one awesome Lyft driver again? Now you can! Lyft just dropped a feature where you can ‘favorite’ drivers you vibe with, and the app will try to match you with them for future rides. No more awkward small talk or weird playlists—just rides with drivers who get you. Plus, drivers get perks too! Rolling out everywhere by August. Would you use this? #Transportation #Lyft #Rideshare20Share
Traci Keller+FollowLyft’s New ‘Favorite Driver’ Hack!Lyft just dropped a game-changing feature: you can now ‘favorite’ your best drivers and actually request them for future rides! No more rolling the dice on who picks you up—if you vibe with someone, just tap to save them and Lyft will try to match you up next time. Plus, drivers get perks too, like priority access to their regulars. It’s rolling out everywhere by August. Who else is loving this upgrade? #Transportation #Lyft #Rideshare30Share
Melissa Suarez+FollowWould You Pay More for a Robotaxi?Waymo’s self-driving rides are pricier than Uber and Lyft—sometimes by over 40%—but many riders say the driverless experience is worth the premium. Is the convenience and novelty of a robotaxi enough to justify the extra cost, or should affordability still rule the road? Would you pay more for a car with no driver, or does the human touch still matter in your ride? Let’s debate! #Waymo #Robotaxi #Rideshare #Tech11Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowUber’s New Route Share = Cheap Commutes!Uber just dropped a game-changer for city commuters: Route Share! Imagine getting to work for half the price of a regular UberX—yep, that’s the deal. It’s like a bus, but with Uber vibes: fixed routes, set stops, and rides every 20 minutes in cities like NYC, Chicago, and SF. You can book your seat way ahead or last minute, and the app tells you exactly where to catch your ride. Could this finally make commuting less painful? #Uber #RouteShare #CommuterLife #CityLiving #Rideshare #Transportation10Share
john05+FollowUber’s New Ride Hack: Save Big!Uber just dropped a new budget-friendly option called Route Share, and it’s a game changer for anyone tired of surge pricing. You can now snag a ride for up to 50% less than UberX by sharing with up to two other people along set routes during peak hours. Sure, you’ll have to meet at a pickup spot, but it’s way cheaper (and comfier) than the bus. Rolling out in major cities soon—who’s in? #Uber #RouteShare #BudgetTravel #Rideshare #CityLife #Transportation30Share
john05+FollowUber’s Expanding—And Bringing More Discounts!Uber’s making big moves—think more rides and food delivery in the suburbs and smaller towns, not just big cities. That means if you live outside the city, you’ll see more Ubers (and deals) coming your way. Plus, they’re scoring drivers on safety now, so trips should be smoother. Oh, and if you catch a ride in a driverless Waymo car, no tipping needed! Uber One members get even more perks, like $0 delivery fees and up to 10% off. Who’s ready for cheaper rides? #UberNews #Rideshare #DeliveryDeals #TechUpdates #UberOne #Transportation10Share
Kimberly Walters+FollowIs GigU a Game Changer or a Rule Breaker?GigU just landed in the US, promising to help gig drivers cherry-pick the most profitable rides using real-time pay-per-mile and per-hour estimates. Uber’s not happy—claiming it bends the rules and risks their platform’s integrity. But for drivers, it’s about transparency and maximizing earnings. Is this the future of gig work, or a slippery slope for ride-hailing apps? Would you use it? #GigEconomy #TechDebate #RideShare #AppInnovation #DriverRights #Tech00Share
