Anonymous wrote:In late January 2020, I took a trip to Colorado with my (then) 13 year old. When I landed in Denver, I realized I had forgot my driver's license so I couldn't rent the car I booked! We had to Uber everywhere, including from the Denver airport to Colorado Springs, and then from the visitor's center at Garden of the Gods to Estes Park (Rocky Mountains!) I was shocked I was able to get an Uber driver to agree!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're probably better off looking for a car service. It will be a bit more reliable in this case.
And double the price.
Nope. Car services are far more economical. The days of Uber being the cheaper option are long gone, now that they’ve driven competition out of the market in many places. Private equity ruins everything it touches.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're probably better off looking for a car service. It will be a bit more reliable in this case.
And double the price.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're probably better off looking for a car service. It will be a bit more reliable in this case.
This. Uber drivers incentives are geared more towards short rides. Unless it’s a popular route, they’ll be coming empty.
Anonymous wrote:You're probably better off looking for a car service. It will be a bit more reliable in this case.
Anonymous wrote:You're probably better off looking for a car service. It will be a bit more reliable in this case.