With Uber gone, I'm sure the market would provide something else.
With Uber gone, I'm sure the market would provide something else.
In London Uber was the cheapest for short drives < 15-20 min for pretty much everything beyond that the reverse bid system or Kabbee provided cheaper fares.
Looks like I might be needing it.
Addison Lee are also overpriced, and are not a company I'm willing to support due to their director's comments about cyclists and public transport.
One service you haven't mentioned here is Green Tomato, which have a tolerable app, but seem to have so few cars on the road that the wait time for a car is often a lot higher than Uber. Potentially this could be an opportunity for them if Uber truly do disappear from London.
In the early days they were a lot better than Uber, which was quite unreliable in London at the time. At the time I was working late on a startup and I could be there after the last tube had gone so I just expensed a cab home.
Gett IME charges less than the normal metered rates.