Uber, Lyft, Taxis, Limos, and others in Battleboro, North Carolina

Availability of Uber, Lyft, Didi, Ola, and other rideshares in Battleboro

Battleboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Are Uber and Lyft available in Battleboro? Do Didi and Ola pickup at airports? How much do rideshare drivers earn in Battleboro?

This page lists all available rideshare services that RideGuru tracks for Battleboro, North Carolina. Scroll down for nearby airports and transportation hubs where rideshares may be available.

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Lyft

Lyft

Service Level	Standard
Capacity	4 people

The lowest cost Lyft service. A request for a Lyft will send to you a regular 4-seater car.

Lyft XL

Service Level	Standard
Capacity	6 people

The best Lyft option for larger groups wishing to travel together. A Lyft Plus car can seat 6 or more passengers. The fare prices are slightly more expensive than a regular Lyft to compensate van and SUV drivers for higher vehicle running costs.

Lyft Lux

Service Level	Luxury
Capacity	4 people

Lyft's luxury service. A request for a Lyft Premier will send to you a high-end 4-seater car.

Uber

Uber X

Service Level	Standard
Capacity	4 people

Uber's budget option in the United States. When you select an Uber X car, an everyday car with seating for up to 4 people will arrive to pick you up.

Uber XL

Service Level	Standard
Capacity	6 people

Uber's budget option for larger groups. When you order an Uber XL, a car with seating for up to 6 people will arrive to pick you up.

How much do Uber and Lyft drivers make in Battleboro?

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.