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CabCorner is a mobile app that allows users to share taxi rides to reduce costs. It features a fare calculator and listings of local cab companies. The app connects people going in the same direction around the same time to split fares, providing a more affordable transportation option than taking a solo taxi or public transit. Cab sharing provides benefits like reduced traffic, pollution, and costs while improving fuel efficiency.
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CabCorner.com is a website that connects people traveling in the same direction who can share cab rides and split the fare, providing a more affordable transportation option than taking a taxi or public transit alone. The website aggregates user-generated cab rides and matches riders willing to share fares. Founded in 2008, CabCorner operates worldwide and aims to create a new public transit system by leveraging existing taxi infrastructure to allow people to conveniently travel at a fraction of the normal cost.
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- 1. CabCorner is a global, mobile web-based, cab-sharing platform CabCorner's most popular feature is the "Fare Calculator," which lets you forecast the cost of both solo and shared taxi rides. CabCorner also boasts a comprehensive listing of local livery cab companies, to ensure that a nearby taxi is just a phone call away. CabCorner.com connects people located in the same general area who are headed the same direction around the same time. "Cab-sharing" lets you split the fare, thus accommodating a more affordable transportation option than solo taxi travel, and a more comfortable option than mass transit alternatives. The benefits of cab sharing are far-reaching: sharing resources, providing an additional transportation option, increasing capacity, easing congestion, and improving fuel efficiency. (On top of these benefits, cab sharing will provide a measure of certainty as New York City’s MTA scrambles to plug its $1.2 billion budget deficit!) Advantage of CabCorner Reduce air pollution Street traffic Subway congestion CabCorner improves fuel-efficiency by optimizing productivity and curbing the harmful emissions wasted as cab drivers cruise for passengers. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Developed by Galaxy Weblinks Call Now: 8604788569 http://www.cabcorner.com