Uber Rio de Janeiro has been the less-than-stellar location in the ride share's chain for us…read more We've never been canceled-on or stuck looking at an idle car on the GPS more than here. And, they had the nerve to charge me a cancelation fee (which I easily disputed on the app) after waiting almost 20 minutes for the driver to arrive. RDJ traffic can be horrendous but they never came close to our location. Their GPS coordinates were off too, regardless of calling from a location with a business name and actual address, with the driver ending up on the opposite side of a very busy street. Fret not as there were positives, like dirt cheap prices compared to back in the good 'ol USA, sans for NYC, with safe and courteous drivers. Vehicle cleanliness and comfort levels were okay.

I USED UBER A FEW TIMES IN NYC AND FOUND IT INCONVENIENT & EXPENSIVE. In Rio, do what the…read moreBrazilians do. The price of a ride on Uber in rio is about 30-50% less than a cab, and there's a few additional benefits of taking an Uber in Rio. Cabs are often targets of criminals at red lights. Uber cars are unmarked and don't scream Tourists with money. This is a great addition to Rios war against crime when you think about it.

I used your taxi service in January in Rio. I purchased my taxi ride from the airport and then…read morereceived the paper for 50R on the way back. I followed all of the instructions, called the day before. On the way back, we had a taxi driver that covered the meter and refused to honor the price. He wouldn't take our things out unless we paid him 100R. The license plate number was kyi-3065. You may want to look into this as you are the company that advertised this to me. This was very disheartening.