The evolution of the cab booking industry is rapid, and its service has become crucial across many countries today. Many businesses are trying to leverage their share in this growing market by thrusting into ride-hailing services. According to stats, the revenue of the United States’ taxi booking service alone is anticipated to reach up to $2,841 million by 2022.
Along with the increasing adoption of taxi booking applications, there is also an emergence of corporate taxi service in the industry recently. Indeed, the immensity of corporate people using taxi services has increased remarkably in a short period of time.
A few decades ago, there was quite a high dependence on privately-owned vehicles, since people struggled when they wanted to travel in odd hours. The same was in the case of corporate sectors which were concerned about their employees’ safety. But this scenario changed when taxi booking services like Uber and Ola were introduced.
With attractive prices, convenient travel, secure and instant booking, these services became famous among people. In no time, people started to adopt them as the rides were offered with highly competitive prices compared to other fleet services in the industry. Several other companies then started to create taxi apps which were mostly the replication of the original app, i.e., Uber clone.
