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In Los Angeles it's huge. Especially for night-life. Now, it's easy enough to pay a small fee to avoid a DUI. My wife works Lyft occasionally for rush-hours, a
by wcfields 12y ago
In Los Angeles it's huge. Especially for night-life.
Now, it's easy enough to pay a small fee to avoid a DUI. My wife works Lyft occasionally for rush-hours, and from her experience quite a lot of people using it to get to/from work can't drive due to a recent DUI.
As far as taking a taxi:
Previously you wouldn't ever even consider using a Taxi unless you absolutely had no other option including calling in favors from friends and family or splitting it 4 ways with friends. Only way I'd ever take a Taxi to/from the airport is if it's on the company dime. Lyft/Uber turned a $65-70 taxi ride into $20-30.
We take it occasionally for night-life and have noticed nearly all the drivers that we asked that have over a few months wised up and do Lyft & Uber simultaneously.