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Uber plans to let taxi drivers using Curb receive trip referrals through their existing technology in the coming months, the company said.
Curb is revolutionizing the rideshare domain in 2023 by fusing traditional taxi reliability with contemporary app technology. See its rise in the latest top rideshare platforms roundup.
Curb CEO Amos Tamam discusses the significant increase in ride requests amidst NYC’s severe flooding.
Curb’s integration with Uber marks a milestone in reshaping urban transportation and offers new growth avenues for the taxi industry.
A pioneer in programmatic advertising for the past five years, Curb offers geotargeting, real-time RSS data integration, dayparting, and POI, among other things through Taxi TV.
Rides can now choose licensed and insured non-taxi vehicles such as black cars and liveries directly from the Curb App.
Curb remains one of the leading rideshare services, connecting taxis to riders in several leading markets through the Curb App.
Especially for high-traffic events like concerts, Curb stands as a preferred option for getting to and from places.
Taxis can be booked directly through the Curb App in Washington DC, as well as hailed on the street and connected to Curb through its Pair & Pay feature.
In Chicago, taxis are a growing transportation option and can easily be spotted downtown or hailed directly through the Curb App.
Brooklyn charity event brings musical guests, local businesses, and an exclusive discount for attendees who ride with Curb.
BronxNet sits down with Curb to discuss how the company is reimagining urban transport through its apps and suite of hardware and software mobility solutions.
Taxis appear to be making a comeback with riders, particularly in urban cities like Chicago. Curb makes this possible by connecting riders to drivers through the Curb App.
Amidst the rise of digital-out-of-home advertising and mobility media, Curb rolls out geospatial ad units for its mobility partners.
Curb will launch a holiday rewards program for its taxi drivers, a workforce that plays an integral part in the city’s transportation system.
Uber during its recent investor day in February outlined taxis as a major growth opportunity, calling it a highly fragmented $120 billion industry with 20 million...
The partnership integrates Uber’s platform with two apps traditional taxi drivers have adopted to stay competitive in the digital era, Curb and Arro.
Curb was founded by merging companies that provided fare calculating and payment solutions for taxis. Its pivot to creating an app for taxi...
Some of the biggest metro areas in the country are seeing customers return to taxis.
Curb, a leading ride-hailing app for licensed taxi and for-hire rides in North America and HQ, the largest company for corporate mobility, announce their partnership.
