Best ride sharing app?

I tend to use Lyft because it’s a better run company that pays their drivers a higher percentage. As far as lead time, it really depends where you are. In the California Bay Area, I can usually get a car within five minutes. In my home small city, it sometimes takes 15–20 minutes and one rainy night, no one at all.

@janbb – Does Lyft therefore attract better drivers? Do they have a better reputation for quality of service?

@Entropy Not that I’ve noticed. About the same.

I have and will use both. I also have been a driver for both.

As a Rider, it doesn’t matter. It’s about response and time. I find Uber has more drivers and better responses. I have found more quality and ability to select quality on Uber.

As a driver I preferred Uber. More hits, better tips, less cancels, compensation for cancels. Driver support is also much better.
I think their UI and systems are just better.