In October 2014 Uber began offering its ride hailing app in Philadelphia. Lyft, its major competitor in the region, came to Philadelphia a few months later. In just three months during this past summer 2016, the companies made a combined $53 million in the city.
Much has been said of how the industry is changing the modes in which we travel. We sought to learn more specifics about how people are using this new service and how they feel about ride hailing apps in general.
Residents of the city of Philadelphia were invited to share their insight on how the technology has changed their way of getting around.
