It is Sunday afternoon and the application cannot find cars. If I found them, the trip would be almost 50% more expensive than it would cost to get into a taxi for the same route, because there is high demand. At noon following Monday, the order is reversed and the second one is 20% cheaper. After three hours, the difference is reversed, and the taxi becomes cheaper again. Twenty minutes later, the application fee was ironed again.
Uber got his taxi, which regains ground before limits for applications
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