Golde: Uber drivers average 0.6 to 0.8 empty miles per passenger mile
Saar Golde · Reengineering Urban Transit // Daniel Ramot and Saar Golde, Via (FirstMark's Data Driven) · Apr 6, 2017 · at 10:53
Saar Golde, Chief Data Scientist at Via, presents research data comparing ride-hailing efficiency metrics during a Data Driven NYC presentation.
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“We look at some of our competitors, specifically Uber, there's a paper published again, either late last year or earlier this year, showing how many miles they ride empty on average for every single passenger mile that they do, and it's about between . Six and . Eight, depending on kind of the city and stuff like that. For New York, it's about . Six probably.”
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