New data gathered and analysed by Survey Monkey has shown that around 75% of Lyft users also use Uber, however only just over a quarter of Uber riders return the favour. The survey found that while drivers are more likely to be male than female, they were less likely to have been in an accident or had any other driving related issues. These numbers seem to suggest to that despite a lot of positive press about huge growth recently, (such as 500% growth in New York since May, and the ongoing expansion of its popular carpooling services), not to mention the extremely high-profile partnership with General Motors), Lyft is still struggling to catch up to Uber.
New data gathered and analysed by Survey Monkey has shown that around 75% of Lyft users also use Uber, however only just over a quarter of Uber riders return the favour. Furthermore, Uber is outpacing Lyft in the average number of daily US downloads of its app, 100k versus 25k. These numbers seem to suggest to that despite a lot of positive press about huge growth recently, (such as 500% growth in New York since May, and the ongoing expansion of its popular carpooling services), not to mention the extremely high-profile partnership with General Motors), Lyft is still struggling to catch up to Uber.