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Sidecar Tests Out Shareable Rides, So Passengers Going In The Same Direction Can Split The Fare
Since launch, Sidecar has always been about sharing rides with strangers. Now the startup is taking sharing one step further, with a new feature that is designed to match users not just with drivers willing to take them where they want to go, but with other passengers heading in the same direction. Read More