A flat rate is a commitment, not an estimate
Metered and demand-priced rides move the risk of a bad drive onto the passenger. Ours does not: we quote the leg, and the drive is our problem. That distinction shows up most on the routes where traffic is genuinely unpredictable — anything crossing the Golden Gate, the US-101 corridor through Marin at commute hours, I-80 heading toward Sacramento on a Friday. On those legs an estimate is close to meaningless, which is precisely why we do not give one. You see the number before you confirm, it goes on your confirmation, and it is what appears on the receipt.






