"The San Francisco-based startup accounted for 19 percent of ride-hailing usage among business customers last quarter, up from 10 percent a year ago, according to data from Certify, a travel and expense software provider. Uber still has 81 percent of the market, but the trend suggests missteps by the company last year are taking a toll."
Lyft Doubles Shares at the Expense of Uber
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They definitely capitalized on Uber's mistakes last year. When Uber would go right, lyft would go left.
This doesnt make any sense to me, there are other ridesahres besides uber and lyft, I highly doubt those two control 100% of the market.
None of this matters, in 2 years time it will all be DIDI