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You aren't the norm. If you were then Lyft would be doing much better. How many rideshare apps do you check? 5? 10? My guess is maybe once in a while you check Lyft if uber seems high. That's what I do.
I almost always check both apps, but to be honest I don’t actually rideshare much so I’m always curious about pricing and options(I don’t live in a place where there are 5 rideshare options). Or I just use google maps which gives me the full menu of available options and how much they cost including scooter and e-bikes as well as transit since I’m normally just interested in the fastest option which is frequently tra…
Pricing is highly dynamic for Uber and Lyft, changes minute to minute. I can't imagine Google can predict this well. Any idea how they do this? I can't imagine Uber and Lyft make this open. I just tried it and only Lyft is available in my google maps app and they said the range for one ride was $76-90 and the actual in Lyft was $66.