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Lyft are winning even more shares of the markets compared to taxi and rental cars.

The way in which the consumer uses the reimbursement of operators' transport services is evolving. Figures show that Ridematching Carpools are winning shares over taxi and letting services. Nasty fight for slice of the pie in the reimbursement of groundhandling money. Carpooling agencies shake up the US hire and taxi business. At least one of the segments we can follow - corporate funded floor transport - is crushing the hire and taxi business.

Faced with these carpooling start-ups, after decades of consolidating, three auto rentals are now accounting for 95% of the $28.6 billion per year U.S. auto hire industry, each with a number of domestic makes. In 2017, the entire US rented vehicle population ( all operator, independent company included) decreased by 5% year on year to 2,19 million cars as the right vehicle populations have become a big issue.

Whereas there are good developing sectors in the hire vehicle sector, there is one sector in which groups have lunch: refunded floor transport. Mitfahrzentralen completely destroy the taxi sector's position in the reimbursable groundhandling area. This trend is reflected in Certify, a company's on-line corporate spend and revenue manager, which analyzes over 10 million corporate spend and revenues.

Out of the three operating cost refund sectors of groundhandling - carpooling, car hire and taxi services - the Uber and Lyft market shares together amounted to 72. 5 percent stake in the second trimester, according to Certify. During the first trimester of 2014, when Certify began pursuing carpool refunds, their joint interest was 8% (almost all over).

Simultaneously, the proportion of refunded groundhandling services accounted for by rented cars fell from 55% in the first quarter of 2014 to only 22% in the second quarter of 2018. The proportion of cabs fell from 37% to only 5%: Carpooling has a great edge over competition: In many countries, car-sharing operators also have the benefit of not being subject to regulation as taxi operators and can therefore avoid some costs and regulations.

The most important thing, however, is that car-sharing agencies offer a level of customer satisfaction that drivers appreciate. It happened when the stay taxi business was sleeping through the advent of smart phones - and what an app-based system could do. Now that there are taxi applications, it's too little too early. Competition with hired vehicles in the field of reimbursable groundhandling handling operations is natural.

However, within the carpool world of reimbursable groundhandling services, it is a fierce struggle for Uber and Lyft markets. He was the first and had the small bits that he had cut out of rented vehicles and cabs all to himself at first. Lyft then came and began slowly to increase Uber's overall audience size.

However, both took the taxi and car hire shares at an amazing rate, and losing Lyft's shares of the markets was no biggie. Then, in the end of 2016, Ubers self-inflicted fiasco set resulted in a sharp change in passenger numbers by Lyft, with Lyft increasing its overall audience from 7.7% in the fourth quarter of 2016 to 21.

During the same time, Uber's proportion fell from 92 to 92. Whereas Uber loses shares in Lyft within the passenger sharing sector, Certify says travellers spend more per journey with Uber than with Lyft. Lyft: $22.37. With a slippery lubricant or lubricant, new players can win a good part of the overall industry until established companies keep track and successfully retaliate, stopping their own loss of markets.

That does not seem to be the case for reimbursable groundhandling services, where Uber and Lyft continue to grind down the hire and taxi industry, which has not yet taken a noticeable step back.