"...who now operates an online ride sharing resource called ridester.com, says he’s found that frustrated drivers and riders typically turn to third-party sites or social media platforms to vent over frustrations in getting their issues resolved. That can be a public relations problem for any company, gig or otherwise, he points out."

"My second reason is that ridesharing is not totally a new concept;it started in the 1900’s, died after the war and has kept coming back in different forms over the years. It was always bound to come back seeing the lapses in taxi services and I think this time, they have gotten the system right albeit not perfect."

"Much has been written about how ridesharing works in the US and elsewhere. We’re here to share how two ridesharing companies are giving each other stiff competition in Karachi, Pakistan."

"Counter arguments, such as a long essay on Ridester, claim that ride-sharing apps are a natural form of progress and meeting supply and demand. Another defense is that taxi companies could better keep up with the competition if they lowered their fares and improved the quality of their cars."

"Ride sharing in the recent years has gotten a boost as several companies have entered the domain. Commuters too, find the setting beneficial as they only need to pay their share of ride and not for the entire cab."

" Want to defray the cost of your upcoming road-trip? Whether you're looking to hitch a ride or offer one, head to Ridester to make the arrangements."

"Like eRideShare and NuRide, Ridester is a community of carpoolers and road trippers that can help get you from city to city while reducing the volume of traffic on the road. "

"Whether Australia is ready to move into community-based ride-sharing is yet to be seen, but the US is giving it a red hot go. Apps such as Lyft and Ridester, a road tripping app, have got people excited about what is next for collaborative consumption."