
Ride-hailing apps that dominate the streets. Support local drivers and platforms instead.
The three alternatives to Uber listed here solve different problems, so decide first what you need. BlaBlaCar describes itself as a community-based travel network. It matches drivers who have empty seats with passengers heading the same way so they share the cost, and it adds bus journeys in the same app. Its about page names 41 countries.
Bolt is a mobility app founded in Estonia that offers ride-hailing, e-scooters, car sharing and food delivery, and says it operates in more than 50 countries. FREENOW says it is Spain's number 1 taxi app. Its own website did not allow an automated check, so this page states no facts about it. Look at its app to see which cities it serves.
Before switching, check that the app works in your city, because services differ by country. Compare how fares are shown before you book, how you pay, and whether you need a short city ride or a long intercity trip. Review the privacy settings and find out how to delete your account.