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I think this depends on the local market. For me the reverse has usually been true in Seattle.
by bobthepanda 4y ago
I think this depends on the local market. For me the reverse has usually been true in Seattle.
- spinlock 4y agoIt blew my mind in San Francisco when uber and Lyft had huge wait times but I could hail a cab on the street no problem. The cab had free water in it too.
- reissbaker 4y agoI've lived in the Bay Area for over a decade, and SF for 7 years, and I've never seen this. Cabs are painfully rare and even when you call, don't show up half the time.
- grogenaut 4y agoThey're talking about at the airport, just walk out and get on one, it's way more convient than uber at SFO. I fly to SF 7 times a year, and have been since 2015. There was a small window where cabs sucked but they're usually quite convient at sfo and closer / easier than rideshare, and usually around $48-53 to the financial