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Uber, Lyft, Taxis, Limos, and others in Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat, Chiang Mai

Availability of Uber, Lyft, Didi, Ola, and other rideshares in Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat

Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Are Uber and Lyft available in Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat? Do Didi and Ola pickup at airports? How much do rideshare drivers earn in Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat?

This page lists all available rideshare services that RideGuru tracks for Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat, Chiang Mai. Scroll down for nearby airports and transportation hubs where rideshares may be available.

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Blacklane
Blacklane
Service Level Luxury
Capacity 1-5 people

When you order a Blacklane car, a luxury vehicle with seating for 1-5 people will pick you up.

Grab
Grab Bike
Service Level Standard
Capacity 1 person

Grabcar's Bike option. When you request a Grab Bike, a scooter or motorcycle will pick you up.

Grab Car 4 Seater
Service Level Standard
Capacity 4 people

Grabcar's standard option. When you select a standard car, a comfortable car with seating for up to 4 people will arrive to pick you up.

Grab Car Premium
Service Level Luxury
Capacity 4 people

This is Grabcar's luxury option. When you select a premium car, a high-end sedan with seating for up to 4 people will arrive to pick you up. While you will ride in style, the price for a premium car is significantly higher than a standard car.

How much do Uber and Lyft drivers make in Ban Mu-soe Pang Huai Tat?

Uber and other rideshare drivers set their own hours and can work as much or as little as they want, local laws permitting. Hence, drivers' take-home pay depends on how much they drive. Drivers keep the majority of each fare, and the rest goes to the rideshare company. Most rideshare companies collect a commission as well as a booking fee.

In the United States, Uber drivers make $16.02 per hour before expenses on average, according to a survey of 995 drivers. As a rule-of-thumb, many drivers assume $1.00 per mile as their net take-home after expenses.

For more information, please visit RideGuru’s Driver Earnings, Payout & Take-Home page.

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