Uber is more established and Lyft has been the energetic 'new kid on the block.' Maybe it's because they are perceived as another startup and Uber is not? If th

Uber is more established and Lyft has been the energetic 'new kid on the block.' Maybe it's because they are perceived as another startup and Uber is not? If they sustain their growth or at least keep strong market share in their locations they won't have that issue. I would give it another year though.