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Unquestionably, the taxi business has become a brilliant revenue-generating machine through which making million dollars is viable if it’s handled intelligently. In the technology era, zero technology innovation is implausible. The taxi business is no exception. The mobility has disrupted the conventional taxi services and reinvented the transportation industry. With this, the nightmare of hailing a cab for the passengers, search for passengers by the drivers and erroneous taxi management gets ended up. That’s why increasingly taxi businesses are embracing the mobile solutions to keep up with the customer trends, which has turned from street hailing to e-hailing services. To succeed, the new taxi businesses need to go mobile. But, why is it so? Take a quick glance at why the companies about to start a taxi business need to have their own taxi mobile app . Build reputation There is a stiff competition in the taxi world with the emergence of the e-hailing platform. The

On-demands mobile apps are on the verge of revolutionizing every industry vertical from healthcare to food delivery, from logistics to entertainment. A subset of logistics industry—taxi operators—were among the first benefactors that gave rise to the revolution led by a $69 billion startup, we call today, Uber. What are on-demand apps? When you want to catch the latest episode of Game of Thrones, either you rush to switch on the satellite TV in your living room at exactly 9 PM every Sunday and tune into HBO or you open HBO Go app on your phone post dinner and watch it, no rush, no worries. The latter gives rise to on-demand apps development—you demand the content you wish to consume. Likewise, when you want to hail a cab after drinking, white and blue, at a bar, the bartender won’t let you drive. That moment, either you stand on the causeway outside the bar, wait for an empty taxi to arrive and drop you home, or you take out your phone and let it book a taxi for you at

If we go 10 years back when smartphones were in their primitive stage and the great recession had just began, no one would have thought that only after a year the  taxi industry  will witness an app-based service that will change the business forever. Yes, I am talking about Uber – a taxi dispatch app service that is a leading company worldwide in its own created segment with over 3 million drivers and 75 million riders worldwide. However, these taxi hailing companies have emerged as a nemesis for the traditional taxi services. Cheaper rides, easy accessibility, and fast service of taxi hailing companies have knocked off traditional taxi services in most part of the world. How can traditional taxi services survive in the market? We all know the adverse effects that taxi booking app companies have on the traditional taxi services. The question which arises is how they can survive in such scenario. The answer is simple:  Taxi dispatch software . Traditional taxi servi

Uber, Lyft, Grab, and many other taxi-hailing companies have often been a part of many controversies. Be it the protests from the  traditional taxi  driver’s associations, drivers of their own company, or the customers. Taxi-hailing services and controversies go hand in hand. Recently, drivers in Barcelona declared an endless strike against the app-based taxi-hailing services. The protest soon spread in the other parts of the country which includes the capital Madrid. What triggered the protest? To know the reason behind the protest we first need to understand the current scenario of various taxi companies operating in the country. In Spain, two types of taxis operate 1. Traditional taxis and 2. Private hire taxis (VTC licenses). The drivers of the traditional taxis accuse that alternative cab service viz. Uber and Cabify are intruding in the cab sector and are getting away by paying low taxes. The protesting drivers held VTC licenses responsible for providing adva

Technology has changed everything in our lives – the way we live, travel, do business everything has undergone massive transformation. Today we have a mobile application for everything, so why not for taxis? Taxi industries were running in traditional manner until Uber disrupted it all with its launch in 2009. Uber changed the whole game with the introduction of its app-based taxi aggregator service. Now, Uber leads the market of e-hailing apps with its presence over 60 countries. Uber has set a new trend which suggests that an e-hailing app is the sole solution to survive in today’s competitive market of  taxi industry . So, in this blog we will discuss how you can start an e-hailing app for your city. What is an e-hailing app? The term “e-hailing” simply means calling for a cab, car, or any other transportation with the help of any device via internet. E-hailing apps are the applications or software that enables online booking and dispatch of cabs. E-hailing apps

Back in 2009 when Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp came up with their brainchild – Uber, not many would have thought will start a revolution in the  taxi industry. The idea of a taxi-app platform was both unique, innovative and had plethora of benefits for customers and drivers. Soon after Uber’s success, other companies like Lyft, Grab, Ola, and Careem also made their mark. The advent of taxi-aggregators services demolished the business of traditional taxis all around the world. Which is the reason why associations of traditional taxi drivers always lock horns with that of taxi-hailing services. However, recent few years have proved that this situation is not only for the traditional taxi drivers. There have been several protests and strikes by the drivers of taxi hailing services in different parts of the world too. In this article we’ll discuss in detail all the challenges and struggles of a traditional driver’s association as well as the association of app-based t