Mobility
& beyond

Discover the true cost of building an Uber-like app in 2026 for taxi businesses. Compare custom development vs white-label platforms to save time and money.

Discover how Brandy Gray, founder and owner of Loyal Transportation, addressed a lack of safe, legal transport in Ontario’s Niagara Region with a family-run taxi service — and how technology helped her move from 25 drivers on speed dial to a structured, data-driven operation.

Discover how the President of The Transportation Alliance (TTA) — one of the most influential transportation associations in North America — sees the future of on-demand mobility. In this exclusive conversation, Dan Reid shares how taxi and NEMT companies can stay competitive, why service consistency is the new battlefield, and why modern dispatch technology is becoming the backbone of every successful operator.

When an entrepreneur dreams of building the next big ride-hailing service, it’s easy to think there’s a foolproof strategy. Many try to copy the success of others and stumble because every market is different. What brings steady growth in Mexico City might flop in Cape Town; a successful approach in Dubai could look completely different in Toronto.

From ride value to driver loyalty, every ride-hailing company has plenty of success factors to focus on. Still, increasing ride demand remains at the heart of sustainable growth. The taxi businesses growing fastest in 2026 are those using smart data, digital marketing, and exceptional customer experience to increase taxi trips and attract more passengers.

Mobility is evolving, and so are the faces behind the wheel, behind the driver app, and behind the brand.

Many taxi companies start small, serving a single city or a few neighborhoods. Not a bad strategy, especially for entrepreneurs who are new to the niche. Starting local lets you understand your market, build a loyal customer base, and figure out what works before taking bigger steps.

If you’re running a taxi business that performs steadily, with active drivers, consistent bookings, and reliable operations, you’ve already built something solid. But once things are running well, a new question naturally arises: what’s next?

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