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I want to start a company like Uber because they seem to be able to get away with anything. And, the executives make a lot of money. The transportation industry has always been interesting to me but I'm not sure how to get started.
How can I start a rideshare company like Uber? What are the steps I need to take?
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No problem. You just need $70 billion dollars.
or a big silicon valley investor
I love your sharing run 3
Great article on this by The Rideshare Guy!
https://therideshareguy.com/how-to-start-a-rideshare-company/
I can recommend a guide about a similar topic in Cleveroad blog. It may be helpful if you looking information about how to start a company like uber.
Not sure how to start a rideshare company and make it a thriving business? Developing a unique and user-friendly app is a necessary prerequisite to success.. https://requestum.com/ride-sharing-app
If you want to start a ridesharing business, first of all, you should create a website/ mobile app.
Also, I recommend you to contact Cleveroad company, they've got the experience of custom app development and could help you with creating app business logic.
I’m interested in this too. But for kids. In my area. Did you ever find out any info?
I would suggest against this idea, don't reinvent the wheel! You will never beat out Uber now. Come up with your own new idea.
you could start be making an app and see what happens. maybe talk to some drivers and passengers to get their opinions on what would work
It's all about being an entrepreneur. You can start something if you have the passion for it! Look at all the other smaller rideshare companies that have emerged against Uber.
well good luck with that, uber has pretty much dominated the rideshare market. It took lyft years to even get close to uber, but they're still behind
believe it or not, creating the app and a platform is probably not a huge investmenet. Many rideshare services do start up in niche markets. The problem is the rest of the business model that hasn't been proven by anyone yet. The driver recruitment, pay, and retention... Local laws, licensing...
Your only chance is to find a niche that hasn't been covered yet! Rideshare for farmers looking to transport chickens is probably the only niche not covered at this point ;)