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Uber has cut road deaths in US; could it do the same in Cayman?

Ride-sharing apps like Uber have had a significant impact in cutting late-night traffic accidents in US and UK cities and could do the same for Cayman, experts believe.

21 people in 2021: Rachel Smyth

Police issued 272 tickets for driving under the influence is 2019. Rachel Smyth aims to use app-based ride-hailing service Flex to help curb drunk driving in Cayman.
Rachel Smyth said the aim of Flex was to make hailing a ride easier, cheaper and swifter. The app is designed to bring transparency to prices and allow people to book and pay for a trip using their smartphones.

Flex close to liftoff, despite challenges

When two young Caymanian entrepreneurs set up transport app, Flex, their vision was to bring an Uber-style service to the Caribbean.
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Transport app Flex nears pilot launch

Flex, Cayman’s fledgling version of transport app Uber, is hoping to launch by the end of this month, initially on a limited basis in the George Town and Seven Mile Beach area with approximately 30 drivers.

Weekend Mail Call: Flex

Here's what readers said about Flex - a new rideshare app that will allow riders to hail a taxi, track its arrival and pay the fare by mobile phone.

Flex – government’s lift

Today's editorial cartoon

EDITORIAL – Government hits the brakes on Uber-like service

But thanks to government’s apparently insatiable need to interfere with private enterprise, the Flex app falls far short of offering “Uber in Cayman.”
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Cayman ‘Uber’-like app morphs into high-tech dispatch service

Originally envisaged as “Uber in Cayman,” a new tech business is preparing for a pilot launch as a potential solution to concerns about taxi rates and reliability on the island.

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