Curb's latest news & media coverage
Proven to lift driver earnings up to 40% and cut dead mileage 26%, Curb Flow arrives at the region's busiest gateway.
The expansion brings Curb Flow to a region that is welcoming a historic wave of international visitors for the World Cup and celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
Newark, New Jersey welcomes Curb Flow just in time for the World Cup 2026.
The piloting of Curb Flow in Boston represents an exciting opportunity to benefit drivers, riders, and the city’s broader mobility ecosystem.
Curb ranks as one of the best and most popular apps for rides across all devices.
Curb Flow launches in Seattle, helping improve taxi utilization rates and driver earnings in a city facing sustained congestion and high visitor demand.
Curb Flow launches in Las Vegas, as rising visitor numbers continue to place significant pressure on licensed taxi services in the region.
Las Vegas welcomes Curb Flow, expanding the platform's growing presence in Nevada and improving mobility across the city and surrounding communities.
Curb will connect Lyft riders directly with licensed taxi drivers in Los Angeles before expanding to other major U.S. cities where Curb operates.
Lyft ride requests will now be integrated into Curb Flow, unifying ride demand from multiple sources into a single network.
Curb announced its partnership with Lyft, in an effort to improve transportation access for visitors in Los Angeles.
Starting in Los Angeles, Curb will integrate Lyft ride requests into its Curb Flow network.
Curb One unifies GPS metering, Tap-to-Pay, and ride-hailing in a single app to help drivers earn more and operate smarter.
San Diego welcomes Curb Flow, expanding its network across California’s key transport markets.
Building on success in LA and SF, Curb Flow's expansion into San Diego meets rising tourism and commuter demand.
Curb is thrilled to sponsor the 39th Annual Conference of the International Association of Transportation Regulators (IATR).
Growing paratransit access usually comes with a familiar tradeoff: more riders served means more dispatchers, more vehicles, and more call center staff to manage them.
When cities need transportation fast, Curb has been the partner they call, whether that's moving medical personnel during a public health crisis or getting poll workers where they need to be.
WAV transportation occupies a tricky crossroads in city mobility: it’s vital baseline infrastructure for riders who rely on it, yet notoriously hard to operate sustainably.
The NEMT market is set to grow past $18 billion by the early 2030s. Here's what's fueling that growth, and why supply, not just software, decides who captures it.
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