How do you rate Uber in Charlotte, NC over the past 3 months?
Steve posted on Aug 4, 2019
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I want to get a drive from 2928 Westwinds ct to bi-lo and back
MikeM posted on Nov 26, 2019
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Uber in Charlotte, North Carolina, and in Long Island, New York, use technology to make fares more flexible. But a share-the-road policy creates a fixed cost for shared vehicles, which could adversely affect Uber's profitability.
There's a challenge facing ride-sharing. Deloitte forecasts that industry ridership will increase by more than 200 percent over the next decade. But first Uber has to gain millions of customers to continue that growth.
Barring some catastrophic event, it may not be possible to increase the frequency of rides on the Uber platform.
Marcelino posted on Nov 29, 2019
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Uber in Charlotte isn't just about bringing down car and driver prices—it's also about driving increased customer satisfaction, which, in turn, boosts the ability of taxi services like Uber and Lyft to generate meaningful revenue. The cost of ride-hailing could shrink significantly in the coming years, and it could even lead to an uptick in the number of cabs. (Let's not forget that Uber offers in-app tipping.)
Marcel posted on Nov 29, 2019
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Neighborhoods like Charlotte, Uptown and North Uptown are the perfect place to pick up and drop off. But "ride sharing" services like Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar need to be more strict about strict regulations. Uber and Lyft can keep using their current program without much regulation. However, if these companies are ever to stop overcharging customers, it will take them out of the marketplace for the good of their customers.
Mario posted on Dec 10, 2019
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Taxi prices in Charlotte are quite high. For an Uber ride in the CBD, you'll pay $7.50 for a one-hour ride, $12.50 for an eight-hour ride and $24.25 for a two-hour ride. I'm looking to pay like the average Charlottean. I'm looking to do what the average Charlottean does. I think Uber is unfairly targeted and that regulations are the problem. The company has launched two ride-hailing apps in Charlotte and faces uncertainty from state. Not to forget that taxi prices in Charlotte also vary by vehicle type and location. I could say that the taxi prices in Charlotte are either shockingly cheap or ridiculously high.
Marco posted on Dec 10, 2019
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Uber rates in Charlotte are priced between $25 and $40 for short trips. Which to be honest is a lot of money, especially when you consider what other comparably priced cities have to offer. So, for me, it's not worth it to constantly be on the look-out for Uber. I'd rather save my money for something else. You've got to be feeling the pain of alternative transportation, you've got to be feeling like everyone hates you, you've got to have a mom and dad whose kid doesn't want to go, etc., etc. If you could name a long list of people who would pay a dollar for "service" they would love to have, they would hop on Uber whenever they could.