Monday, 11 December 2017
Estonian ridesharing service Taxify has grown like crazy of late, and has now launched in Australia. Starting from 10AM today, passengers in Sydney can order a ride through the Taxify service, and get picked up by more than 4,000 drivers that are already registered with the company. It’s likely Taxify will find fertile grounds in Australia. The company promises to offer cheaper rides, as it is says it takes a smaller commission from drivers than Uber. Taxify only takes 15 percent, while Uber can swallow as much as 30 percent of a ride. As was the case in other markets,…
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