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A Black-Owned Ride Share App Is Bridging The Gap Left Open By Striking Uber And Lyft Drivers

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated May 30, 2023

Ride share has become a hallmark to our culture, but the disruptive industry is being, well, disrupted and it’s affecting its large consumer base. Fortunately, a Black-owned company is aiming to help passengers move get to their destinations.

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