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Some of the biggest metro areas in the country are seeing customers return to taxis.
Thanks to surging Uber and Lyft prices and an uptick in downloads of Curb, a mobile taxi-hailing app, the city saw a 152% increase between April and July...
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.
Taxi hailing appallows users to call for a ride through its mobile app, is introducing its transparent pricing feature in Philadelphia.
In the midst of a price surge on Uber or Lyft, riders can also use Curb, a phone application that allows customers to request for rides from local taxi services...
New York-based C work in paratransit and wheelchair-accessible transportation in its lineup of services, has organized employee participation in...
Corporate mobility specialist HQ has formed a partnership with ride-hailing app Curb that will see the latter’s on-demand taxis added to HQ’s aggregated supply of ground...
New York City taxis are coming to dethrone Uber and Lyft from e-hailing dominance.
Curb has rolled out upfront pricing for taxi rides in New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington D.C.
Curb, which provides a mobile app specifically for hailing and paying for taxi cabs, reported a 152 percent increase in use in New York City between April and July...
Curb's partnership with TikTok turns taxi rides into discovery moments, reaching passengers with full‑screen, sound-on TikTok clips.
TikTok adds its content to Curb’s TaxiTV, reaching millions of passengers annually.
Curb brings TikTok content to taxi screens nationwide, expanding the app’s “Out of Phone” presence and helping brands engage riders in real-world settings.
Curb streams TikTok campaigns across thousands of taxi screens, connecting millions of riders with creator content as the platform grows its multi-screen network.
Curated TikTok content comes to Curb Taxi TV screens across 15,000 vehicles in over 65 U.S. cities.
