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Interesting - you're not logged into Maps? The rideshare tab in Maps gives me time/distance/traffic estimates and no prices. Whether I'm logged in, or Incognit
by AStonesThrow 2y ago
Interesting - you're not logged into Maps?
The rideshare tab in Maps gives me time/distance/traffic estimates and no prices. Whether I'm logged in, or Incognito. No prices unless I tap "Open App ->"
There is no rideshare tab in the desktop version, only tried it on my Android.
- BearOso 2y agoI'm looking at it now, but it no longer shows Uber as an option for me, only Lyft, and it doesn't show prices. I guess that was short-lived. Last time I used it was a month or so ago.
- AStonesThrow 2y agoInterestingly, Uber and Waymo have partnered in some markets, for example Austin/Atlanta, where riders must use the Uber app to summon an autonomous Waymo: https://waymo.com/blog/2024/09/waymo-and-uber-expand-partnership/ https://waymo.com/blog/2024/09/waymo-and-uber-expand-partner... In my market, Maps is showing me options for Lyft or Waymo autos only. However, Lyft is co-branded with scooters and e-bikes, so if I opened that app instead, I'd be presented with even more options. So, our Maps experience may depend on the market and other variables, which brings us back to TFA's topic, I suppose.