dasc24

Uber's main selling point here was transparency. Getting a cab here feels like playing dice. You either get a honest taxi driver that takes you on the shortest route or another one who chooses the route with the most traffic lights possible. Not mentioning that the device used to calculate the total fee is not regulated and may be altered. That is what i liked about Uber, i got to choose the route, or if i didn't know the area most drivers just used Google's Waze (which computes a good enough route) and i knew what the price was gonna be as long as there where no traffic jams.

My guess is maybe Didi, Beat and Waycali would face the same fate as Uber? They're all basically Uber.