Tengan cuidado con esta empresa. Mi empresa usa sus servicios para nosotros y los conductores son…read moremuy déspotas y manejan como locos. La mayoría ni licencia o seguro comercial tienen. Están operando ilegalmente y si usan este servicio compruébenlo por si mismos. Pídanle al conductor sus documentos para operar y les van a salir con un pretexto o respuesta grosera. No recomiendo para nada!!! Primero esta mi seguridad!!!

Excelente servicio y muy responsable en mexico lo recomiendo.  dispuesto hacer diligencias a…read moredistancia. Nota: Compro flores y las entrego el dia de San Valentin. Excellent service and very responsible in Mexico I recommend it.  Willing to run errands remotely. Note: He bought flowers and delivered them on san valentin day. 5 Estrellas / Stars

It's wild to me to be an Uber driver in Mexico City-the metro area of Mexico City has a population…read moreof like 23 million people and when you visit Mexico City for the 1st time-you can definitely feel it. I took so many Uber rides over my 6 day trip in CDMX and just about every time I was so surprised by how inexpensive the Uber ride was.I was based in Roma Norte for me trip,which is pretty central and I took Ubers to just about every neighborhood in the city and my fares ran anywhere from $4 to $16 and the $16 fare was a 45 minute ride across town and all I could think of was how much this ride would've cost me back home in Sacramento. One ride really stood out-I was about a 50 minute ride away from Roma Norte after a UFC event at a major stadium and I was so hesitant to call Uber right when the event ended but also didn't want to start walking because the neighborhood wasn't exactly "tourist-friendly" -so I called Uber and the fare right after the event ended was only $13-i was shocked. One thing though that's different from back home-they don't have car standards in Mexico City Uber-we had so many varieties of cars that looked brand new or looked like they were barely being held together-but u know when on vacation it's best to just go with the flow and ride that bucket if that's who picks you up. Funny the only ride we had the entire trip that wasn't Uber was the last one and that was the one from our hotel to the airport and we compared prices and the taxi was a few bucks cheaper but I think that was only because he was an employee of the hotel-otherwise every time we checked Uber was cheaper. Needless to say-I fully recommend using Uber as your means of transportation as often as you can when visiting CDMX-as long as your flexible on the type of cars that pick you up-they do an excellent job in that crazy city.

CDMX has some of the worst traffic in the world. I routinely got disappointed when I checked the…read moredistance to different places and initially feeling relieved that "it's close" to realize that it would still take a long time due to traffic. Thank goodness for Uber. Very easy to get and use. I also heard that it's way better, safer, and more reliable than the local taxis.