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[goldennika]

suddenly felt a great surge of doubt and overthinking about my accommodations for my upcoming solo trip (in July!!! pls why does my brain do this 😵‍💫)

i redid my initial hotel booking to be much closer to a train station, which would make my commute to/from the airport much easier!

But i started having second thoughts about the new location since it’s a bit further away from the city center (it’s right by the border of the next major city iirc)

but!! with how expansive japan’s rail systems are, most of the city is about 30min away by train, and if i decide to be a little more of a hermit and stick to places i’m a little more familiar within the city, it won’t be really be too far off

[mostlysignssomeportents]

“Disenshittify or Die”

I'm coming to BURNING MAN! On TUESDAY (Aug 27) at 1PM, I'm giving a talk called "DISENSHITTIFY OR DIE!" at PALENQUE NORTE (7&E). On WEDNESDAY (Aug 28) at NOON, I'm doing a "Talking Caterpillar" Q&A at LIMINAL LABS (830&C).

Last weekend, I traveled to Las Vegas for Defcon 32, where I had the immense privilege of giving a solo talk on Track 1, entitled "Disenshittify or die! How hackers can seize the means of computation and build a new, good internet that is hardened against our asshole bosses' insatiable horniness for enshittification":

https://info.defcon.org/event/?id=54861

This was a followup to last year's talk, "An Audacious Plan to Halt the Internet's Enshittification," a talk that kicked off a lot of international interest in my analysis of platform decay ("enshittification"):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rimtaSgGz_4

The Defcon organizers have earned a restful week or two, and that means that the video of my talk hasn't yet been posted to Defcon's Youtube channel, so in the meantime, I thought I'd post a lightly edited version of my speech crib. If you're headed to Burning Man, you can hear me reprise this talk at Palenque Norte (7&E); I'm kicking off their lecture series on Tuesday, Aug 27 at 1PM.

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What the fuck happened to the old, good internet?

I mean, sure, our bosses were a little surveillance-happy, and they were usually up for sharing their data with the NSA, and whenever there was a tossup between user security and growth, it was always YOLO time.

But Google Search used to work. Facebook used to show you posts from people you followed. Uber used to be cheaper than a taxi and pay the driver more than a cabbie made. Amazon used to sell products, not Shein-grade self-destructing dropshipped garbage from all-consonant brands. Apple used to defend your privacy, rather than spying on you with your no-modifications-allowed Iphone.

There was a time when you searching for an album on Spotify would get you that album – not a playlist of insipid AI-generated covers with the same name and art.

Microsoft used to sell you software – sure, it was buggy – but now they just let you access apps in the cloud, so they can watch how you use those apps and strip the features you use the most out of the basic tier and turn them into an upcharge.

What – and I cannot stress this enough – the fuck happened?!

I’m talking about enshittification.

Here’s what enshittification looks like from the outside: First, you see a company that’s being good to its end users. Google puts the best search results at the top; Facebook shows you a feed of posts from people and groups you followl; Uber charges small dollars for a cab; Amazon subsidizes goods and returns and shipping and puts the best match for your product search at the top of the page.

That’s stage one, being good to end users. But there’s another part of this stage, call it stage 1a). That’s figuring out how to lock in those users.

There’s so many ways to lock in users.

If you’re Facebook, the users do it for you. You joined Facebook because there were people there you wanted to hang out with, and other people joined Facebook to hang out with you.

That’s the old “network effects” in action, and with network effects come “the collective action problem." Because you love your friends, but goddamn are they a pain in the ass! You all agree that FB sucks, sure, but can you all agree on when it’s time to leave?

No way.

Can you agree on where to go next?

Hell no.

You’re there because that’s where the support group for your rare disease hangs out, and your bestie is there because that’s where they talk with the people in the country they moved away from, then there’s that friend who coordinates their kid’s little league car pools on FB, and the best dungeon master you know isn’t gonna leave FB because that’s where her customers are.

So you’re stuck, because even though FB use comes at a high cost – your privacy, your dignity and your sanity – that’s still less than the switching cost you’d have to bear if you left: namely, all those friends who have taken you hostage, and whom you are holding hostage

Now, sometimes companies lock you in with money, like Amazon getting you to prepay for a year’s shipping with Prime, or to buy your Audible books on a monthly subscription, which virtually guarantees that every shopping search will start on Amazon, after all, you’ve already paid for it.

Sometimes, they lock you in with DRM, like HP selling you a printer with four ink cartridges filled with fluid that retails for more than $10,000/gallon, and using DRM to stop you from refilling any of those ink carts or using a third-party cartridge. So when one cart runs dry, you have to refill it or throw away your investment in the remaining three cartridges and the printer itself.

Sometimes, it’s a grab bag:

You can’t run your Ios apps without Apple hardware;

you can’t run your Apple music, books and movies on anything except an Ios app;

your iPhone uses parts pairing – DRM handshakes between replacement parts and the main system – so you can’t use third-party parts to fix it; and

every OEM iPhone part has a microscopic Apple logo engraved on it, so Apple can demand that the US Customs and Border Service seize any shipment of refurb Iphone parts as trademark violations.

Think Different, amirite?

Getting you locked in completes phase one of the enshittification cycle and signals the start of phase two: making things worse for you to make things better for business customers.

For example, a platform might poison its search results, like Google selling more and more of its results pages to ads that are identified with lighter and lighter tinier and tinier type.

Or Amazon selling off search results and calling it an “ad” business. They make $38b/year on this scam. The first result for your search is, on average, 29% more expensive than the best match for your search. The first row is 25% more expensive than the best match. On average, the best match for your search is likely to be found seventeen places down on the results page.

Other platforms sell off your feed, like Facebook, which started off showing you the things you asked to see, but now the quantum of content from the people you follow has dwindled to a homeopathic residue, leaving a void that Facebook fills with things that people pay to show you: boosted posts from publishers you haven’t subscribed to, and, of course, ads.

Now at this point you might be thinking ‘sure, if you’re not paying for the product, you’re the product.'

Bullshit!

Bull.

Shit.

The people who buy those Google ads? They pay more every year for worse ad-targeting and more ad-fraud

Those publishers paying to nonconsensually cram their content into your Facebook feed? They have to do that because FB suppresses their ability to reach the people who actually subscribed to them

The Amazon sellers with the best match for your query have to outbid everyone else just to show up on the first page of results. It costs so much to sell on Amazon that between 45-51% of every dollar an independent seller brings in has to be kicked up to Don Bezos and the Amazon crime family. Those sellers don’t have the kind of margins that let them pay 51% They have to raise prices in order to avoid losing money on every sale.

"But wait!" I hear you say!

[Come on, say it!]

"But wait! Things on Amazon aren’t more expensive that things at Target, or Walmart, or at a mom and pop store, or direct from the manufacturer.

"How can sellers be raising prices on Amazon if the price at Amazon is the same as at is everywhere else?"

[Any guesses?!]

That’s right, they charge more everywhere. They have to. Amazon binds its sellers to a policy called “most favored nation status,” which says they can’t charge more on Amazon than they charge elsewhere, including direct from their own factory store.

So every seller that wants to sell on Amazon has to raise their prices everywhere else.

Now, these sellers are Amazon’s best customers. They’re paying for the product, and they’re still getting screwed.

Paying for the product doesn’t fill your vapid boss’s shriveled heart with so much joy that he decides to stop trying to think of ways to fuck you over.

Look at Apple. Remember when Apple offered every Ios user a one-click opt out for app-based surveillance? And 96% of users clicked that box?

(The other four percent were either drunk or Facebook employees or drunk Facebook employees.)

That cost Facebook at least ten billion dollars per year in lost surveillance revenue?

I mean, you love to see it.

But did you know that at the same time Apple started spying on Ios users in the same way that Facebook had been, for surveillance data to use to target users for its competing advertising product?

Your Iphone isn’t an ad-supported gimme. You paid a thousand fucking dollars for that distraction rectangle in your pocket, and you’re still the product. What’s more, Apple has rigged Ios so that you can’t mod the OS to block its spying.

If you’re not not paying for the product, you’re the product, and if you are paying for the product, you’re still the product.

Just ask the farmers who are expected to swap parts into their own busted half-million dollar, mission-critical tractors, but can’t actually use those parts until a technician charges them $200 to drive out to the farm and type a parts pairing unlock code into their console.

John Deere’s not giving away tractors. Give John Deere a half mil for a tractor and you will be the product.

Please, my brothers and sisters in Christ. Please! Stop saying ‘if you’re not paying for the product, you’re the product.’

OK, OK, so that’s phase two of enshittification.

Phase one: be good to users while locking them in.

Phase two: screw the users a little to you can good to business customers while locking them in.

Phase three: screw everybody and take all the value for yourself. Leave behind the absolute bare minimum of utility so that everyone stays locked into your pile of shit.

Enshittification: a tragedy in three acts.

That’s what enshittification looks like from the outside, but what’s going on inside the company? What is the pathological mechanism? What sci-fi entropy ray converts the excellent and useful service into a pile of shit?

That mechanism is called twiddling. Twiddling is when someone alters the back end of a service to change how its business operates, changing prices, costs, search ranking, recommendation criteria and other foundational aspects of the system.

Digital platforms are a twiddler’s utopia. A grocer would need an army of teenagers with pricing guns on rollerblades to reprice everything in the building when someone arrives who’s extra hungry.

Whereas the McDonald’s Investments portfolio company Plexure advertises that it can use surveillance data to predict when an app user has just gotten paid so the seller can tack an extra couple bucks onto the price of their breakfast sandwich.

And of course, as the prophet William Gibson warned us, ‘cyberspace is everting.' With digital shelf tags, grocers can change prices whenever they feel like, like the grocers in Norway, whose e-ink shelf tags change the prices 2,000 times per day.

Every Uber driver is offered a different wage for every job. If a driver has been picky lately, the job pays more. But if the driver has been desperate enough to grab every ride the app offers, the pay goes down, and down, and down.

The law professor Veena Dubal calls this ‘algorithmic wage discrimination.' It’s a prime example of twiddling.

Every youtuber knows what it’s like to be twiddled. You work for weeks or months, spend thousands of dollars to make a video, then the algorithm decides that no one – not your own subscribers, not searchers who type in the exact name of your video – will see it.

Why? Who knows? The algorithm’s rules are not public.

Because content moderation is the last redoubt of security through obscurit: they can’t tell you what the como algorithm is downranking because then you’d cheat.

Youtube is the kind of shitty boss who docks every paycheck for all the rules you’ve broken, but won’t tell you what those rules were, lest you figure out how to break those rules next time without your boss catching you.

Twiddling can also work in some users’ favor, of course. Sometimes platforms twiddle to make things better for end users or business customers.

For example, Emily Baker-White from Forbes revealed the existence of a back-end feature that Tiktok’s management can access they call the “heating tool.”

When a manager applies the heating toll to a performer’s account, that performer’s videos are thrust into the feeds of millions of users, without regard to whether the recommendation algorithm predicts they will enjoy that video.

Why would they do this? Well, here’s an analogy from my boyhood I used to go to this traveling fair that would come to Toronto at the end of every summer, the Canadian National Exhibition. If you’ve been to a fair like the Ex, you know that you can always spot some guy lugging around a comedically huge teddy bear.

Nominally, you win that teddy bear by throwing five balls in a peach-basket, but to a first approximation, no one has ever gotten five balls to stay in that peach-basket.

That guy “won” the teddy bear when a carny on the midway singled him out and said, "fella, I like your face. Tell you what I’m gonna do: You get just one ball in the basket and I’ll give you this keychain, and if you amass two keychains, I’ll let you trade them in for one of these galactic-scale teddy-bears."

That’s how the guy got his teddy bear, which he now has to drag up and down the midway for the rest of the day.

Why the hell did that carny give away the teddy bear? Because it turns the guy into a walking billboard for the midway games. If that dopey-looking Judas Goat can get five balls into a peach basket, then so can you.

Except you can’t.

Tiktok’s heating tool is a way to give away tactical giant teddy bears. When someone in the TikTok brain trust decides they need more sports bros on the platform, they pick one bro out at random and make him king for the day, heating the shit out of his account.

That guy gets a bazillion views and he starts running around on all the sports bro forums trumpeting his success: *I am the Louis Pasteur of sports bro influencers!"

The other sports bros pile in and start retooling to make content that conforms to the idiosyncratic Tiktok format. When they fail to get giant teddy bears of their own, they assume that it’s because they’re doing Tiktok wrong, because they don’t know about the heating tool.

But then comes the day when the TikTok Star Chamber decides they need to lure in more astrologers, so they take the heat off that one lucky sports bro, and start heating up some lucky astrologer.

Giant teddy bears are all over the place: those Uber drivers who were boasting to the NYT ten years ago about earning $50/hour? The Substackers who were rolling in dough? Joe Rogan and his hundred million dollar Spotify payout? Those people are all the proud owners of giant teddy bears, and they’re a steal.

Because every dollar they get from the platform turns into five dollars worth of free labor from suckers who think they just internetting wrong.

Giant teddy bears are just one way of twiddling. Platforms can play games with every part of their business logic, in highly automated ways, that allows them to quickly and efficiently siphon value from end users to business customers and back again, hiding the pea in a shell game conducted at machine speeds, until they’ve got everyone so turned around that they take all the value for themselves.

That’s the how: How the platforms do the trick where they are good to users, then lock users in, then maltreat users to be good to business customers, then lock in those business customers, then take all the value for themselves.

So now we know what is happening, and how it is happening, all that’s left is why it’s happening.

Now, on the one hand, the why is pretty obvious. The less value that end-users and business customers capture, the more value there is left to divide up among the shareholders and the executives.

That’s why, but it doesn’t tell you why now. Companies could have done this shit at any time in the past 20 years, but they didn’t. Or at least, the successful ones didn’t. The ones that turned themselves into piles of shit got treated like piles of shit. We avoided them and they died.

Remember Myspace? Yahoo Search? Livejournal? Sure, they’re still serving some kind of AI slop or programmatic ad junk if you hit those domains, but they’re gone.

And there’s the clue: It used to be that if you enshittified your product, bad things happened to your company. Now, there are no consequences for enshittification, so everyone’s doing it.

Let’s break that down: What stops a company from enshittifying?

There are four forces that discipline tech companies. The first one is, obviously, competition.

If your customers find it easy to leave, then you have to worry about them leaving

Many factors can contribute to how hard or easy it is to depart a platform, like the network effects that Facebook has going for it. But the most important factor is whether there is anywhere to go.

Back in 2012, Facebook bought Insta for a billion dollars. That may seem like chump-change in these days of eleven-digit Big Tech acquisitions, but that was a big sum in those innocent days, and it was an especially big sum to pay for Insta. The company only had 13 employees, and a mere 25 million registered users.

But what mattered to Zuckerberg wasn’t how many users Insta had, it was where those users came from.

[Does anyone know where those Insta users came from?]

That’s right, they left Facebook and joined Insta. They were sick of FB, even though they liked the people there, they hated creepy Zuck, they hated the platform, so they left and they didn’t come back.

So Zuck spent a cool billion to recapture them, A fact he put in writing in a midnight email to CFO David Ebersman, explaining that he was paying over the odds for Insta because his users hated him, and loved Insta. So even if they quit Facebook (the platform), they would still be captured Facebook (the company).

Now, on paper, Zuck’s Instagram acquisition is illegal, but normally, that would be hard to stop, because you’d have to prove that he bought Insta with the intention of curtailing competition.

But in this case, Zuck tripped over his own dick: he put it in writing.

But Obama’s DoJ and FTC just let that one slide, following the pro-monopoly policies of Reagan, Bush I, Clinton and Bush II, and setting an example that Trump would follow, greenlighting gigamergers like the catastrophic, incestuous Warner-Discovery marriage.

Indeed, for 40 years, starting with Carter, and accelerating through Reagan, the US has encouraged monopoly formation, as an official policy, on the grounds that monopolies are “efficient.”

If everyone is using Google Search, that’s something we should celebrate. It means they’ve got the very best search and wouldn’t it be perverse to spend public funds to punish them for making the best product?

But as we all know, Google didn’t maintain search dominance by being best. They did it by paying bribes. More than 20 billion per year to Apple alone to be the default Ios search, plus billions more to Samsung, Mozilla, and anyone else making a product or service with a search-box on it, ensuring that you never stumble on a search engine that’s better than theirs.

Which, in turn, ensured that no one smart invested big in rival search engines, even if they were visibly, obviously superior. Why bother making something better if Google’s buying up all the market oxygen before it can kindle your product to life?

Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Amazon – they’re not “making things” companies, they’re “buying things” companies, taking advantage of official tolerance for anticompetitive acquisitions, predatory pricing, market distorting exclusivity deals and other acts specifically prohibited by existing antitrust law.

Their goal is to become too big to fail, because that makes them too big to jail, and that means they can be too big to care.

Which is why Google Search is a pile of shit and everything on Amazon is dropshipped garbage that instantly disintegrates in a cloud of offgassed volatile organic compounds when you open the box.

Once companies no longer fear losing your business to a competitor, it’s much easier for them to treat you badly, because what’re you gonna do?

Remember Lily Tomlin as Ernestine the AT&T operator in those old SNL sketches? “We don’t care. We don’t have to. We’re the phone company.”

Competition is the first force that serves to discipline companies and the enshittificatory impulses of their leadership, and we just stopped enforcing competition law.

It takes a special kind of smooth-brained asshole – that is, an establishment economist – to insist that the collapse of every industry from eyeglasses to vitamin C into a cartel of five or fewer companies has nothing to do with policies that officially encouraged monopolization.

It’s like we used to put down rat poison and we didn’t have a rat problem. Then these dickheads convinced us that rats were good for us and we stopped putting down rat poison, and now rats are gnawing our faces off and they’re all running around saying, "Who’s to say where all these rats came from? Maybe it was that we stopped putting down poison, but maybe it’s just the Time of the Rats. The Great Forces of History bearing down on this moment to multiply rats beyond all measure!"

Antitrust didn’t slip down that staircase and fall spine-first on that stiletto: they stabbed it in the back and then they pushed it.

And when they killed antitrust, they also killed regulation, the second force that disciplines companies. Regulation is possible, but only when the regulator is more powerful than the regulated entities. When a company is bigger than the government, it gets damned hard to credibly threaten to punish that company, no matter what its sins.

That’s what protected IBM for all those years when it had its boot on the throat of the American tech sector. Do you know, the DOJ fought to break up IBM in the courts from 1970-1982, and that every year, for 12 consecutive years, IBM spent more on lawyers to fight the USG than the DOJ Antitrust Division spent on all the lawyers fighting every antitrust case in the entire USA?

IBM outspent Uncle Sam for 12 years. People called it “Antitrust’s Vietnam.” All that money paid off, because by 1982, the president was Ronald Reagan, a man whose official policy was that monopolies were “efficient." So he dropped the case, and Big Blue wriggled off the hook.

It’s hard to regulate a monopolist, and it’s hard to regulate a cartel. When a sector is composed of hundreds of competing companies, they compete. They genuinely fight with one another, trying to poach each others’ customers and workers. They are at each others’ throats.

It’s hard enough for a couple hundred executives to agree on anything. But when they’re legitimately competing with one another, really obsessing about how to eat each others’ lunches, they can’t agree on anything.

The instant one of them goes to their regulator with some bullshit story, about how it’s impossible to have a decent search engine without fine-grained commercial surveillance; or how it’s impossible to have a secure and easy to use mobile device without a total veto over which software can run on it; or how it’s impossible to administer an ISP’s network unless you can slow down connections to servers whose owners aren’t paying bribes for “premium carriage"; there’s some *other company saying, “That’s bullshit”

“We’ve managed it! Here’s our server logs, our quarterly financials and our customer testimonials to prove it.”

100 companies are a rabble, they're a mob. They can’t agree on a lobbying position. They’re too busy eating each others’ lunch to agree on how to cater a meeting to discuss it.

But let those hundred companies merge to monopoly, absorb one another in an incestuous orgy, turn into five giant companies, so inbred they’ve got a corporate Habsburg jaw, and they become a cartel.

It’s easy for a cartel to agree on what bullshit they’re all going to feed their regulator, and to mobilize some of the excess billions they’ve reaped through consolidation, which freed them from “wasteful competition," sp they can capture their regulators completely.

You know, Congress used to pass federal consumer privacy laws? Not anymore.

The last time Congress managed to pass a federal consumer privacy law was in 1988: The Video Privacy Protection Act. That’s a law that bans video-store clerks from telling newspapers what VHS cassettes you take home. In other words, it regulates three things that have effectively ceased to exist.

The threat of having your video rental history out there in the public eye was not the last or most urgent threat the American public faced, and yet, Congress is deadlocked on passing a privacy law.

Tech companies’ regulatory capture involves a risible and transparent gambit, that is so stupid, it’s an insult to all the good hardworking risible transparent ruses out there.

Namely, they claim that when they violate your consumer, privacy or labor rights, It’s not a crime, because they do it with an app.

Algorithmic wage discrimination isn’t illegal wage theft: we do it with an app.

Spying on you from asshole to appetite isn’t a privacy violation: we do it with an app.

And Amazon’s scam search tool that tricks you into paying 29% more than the best match for your query? Not a ripoff. We do it with an app.

Once we killed competition – stopped putting down rat poison – we got cartels – the rats ate our faces. And the cartels captured their regulators – the rats bought out the poison factory and shut it down.

So companies aren’t constrained by competition or regulation.

But you know what? This is tech, and tech is different.IIt’s different because it’s flexible. Because our computers are Turing-complete universal von Neumann machines. That means that any enshittificatory alteration to a program can be disenshittified with another program.

Every time HP jacks up the price of ink , they invite a competitor to market a refill kit or a compatible cartridge.

When Tesla installs code that says you have to pay an extra monthly fee to use your whole battery, they invite a modder to start selling a kit to jailbreak that battery and charge it all the way up.

Lemme take you through a little example of how that works: Imagine this is a product design meeting for our company’s website, and the guy leading the meeting says “Dudes, you know how our KPI is topline ad-revenue? Well, I’ve calculated that if we make the ads just 20% more invasive and obnoxious, we’ll boost ad rev by 2%”

This is a good pitch. Hit that KPI and everyone gets a fat bonus. We can all take our families on a luxury ski vacation in Switzerland.

But here’s the thing: someone’s gonna stick their arm up – someone who doesn’t give a shit about user well-being, and that person is gonna say, “I love how you think, Elon. But has it occurred to you that if we make the ads 20% more obnoxious, then 40% of our users will go to a search engine and type 'How do I block ads?'"

I mean, what a nightmare! Because once a user does that, the revenue from that user doesn’t rise to 102%. It doesn’t stay at 100% It falls to zero, forever.

[Any guesses why?]

Because no user ever went back to the search engine and typed, 'How do I start seeing ads again?'

Once the user jailbreaks their phone or discovers third party ink, or develops a relationship with an independent Tesla mechanic who’ll unlock all the DLC in their car, that user is gone, forever.

Interoperability – that latent property bequeathed to us courtesy of Herrs Turing and Von Neumann and their infinitely flexible, universal machines – that is a serious check on enshittification.

The fact that Congress hasn’t passed a privacy law since 1988 Is countered, at least in part, by the fact that the majority of web users are now running ad-blockers, which are also tracker-blockers.

But no one’s ever installed a tracker-blocker for an app. Because reverse engineering an app puts in you jeopardy of criminal and civil prosecution under Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, with penalties of a 5-year prison sentence and a $500k fine for a first offense.

And violating its terms of service puts you in jeopardy under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986, which is the law that Ronald Reagan signed in a panic after watching Wargames (seriously!).

Helping other users violate the terms of service can get you hit with a lawsuit for tortious interference with contract. And then there’s trademark, copyright and patent.

All that nonsense we call “IP,” but which Jay Freeman of Cydia calls “Felony Contempt of Business Model."

So if we’re still at that product planning meeting and now it’s time to talk about our app, the guy leading the meeting says, “OK, so we’ll make the ads in the app 20% more obnoxious to pull a 2% increase in topline ad rev?”

And that person who objected to making the website 20% worse? Their hand goes back up. Only this time they say “Why don’t we make the ads 100% more invasive and get a 10% increase in ad rev?"

Because it doesn't matter if a user goes to a search engine and types, “How do I block ads in an app." The answer is: you can't. So YOLO, enshittify away.

“IP” is just a euphemism for “any law that lets me reach outside my company’s walls to exert coercive control over my critics, competitors and customers,” and “app” is just a euphemism for “A web page skinned with the right IP so that protecting your privacy while you use it is a felony.”

Interop used to keep companies from enshittifying. If a company made its client suck, someone would roll out an alternative client, if they ripped a feature out and wanted to sell it back to you as a monthly subscription, someone would make a compatible plugin that restored it for a one-time fee, or for free.

To help people flee Myspace, FB gave them bots that you’d load with your login credentials. It would scrape your waiting Myspace messages and put ‘em in your FB inbox, and login to Myspace and paste your replies into your Myspace outbox. So you didn’t have to choose between the people you loved on Myspace, and Facebook, which launched with a promise never to spy on you. Remember that?!

Thanks to the metastasis of IP, all that is off the table today. Apple owes its very existence to iWork Suite, whose Pages, Numbers and Keynote are file-compatible with Microsoft’s Word, Excel and Powerpoint. But make an IOS runtime that’ll play back the files you bought from Apple’s stores on other platforms, and they’ll nuke you til you glow.

FB wouldn’t have had a hope of breaking Myspace’s grip on social media without that scrape, but scrape FB today in support of an alternative client and their lawyers will bomb you til the rubble bounces.

Google scraped every website in the world to create its search index. Try and scrape Google and they’ll have your head on a pike.

When they did it, it was progress. When you do it to them, that’s piracy. Every pirate wants to be an admiral.

Because this handful of companies has so thoroughly captured their regulators, they can wield the power of the state against you when you try to break their grip on power, even as their own flagrant violations of our rights go unpunished. Because they do them with an app.

Tech lost its fear of competitin it neutralized the threat from regulators, and then put them in harness to attack new startups that might do unto them as they did unto the companies that came before them.

But even so, there was a force that kept our bosses in check That force was us. Tech workers.

Tech workers have historically been in short supply, which gave us power, and our bosses knew it.

To get us to work crazy hours, they came up with a trick. They appealed to our love of technology, and told us that we were heroes of a digital revolution, who would “organize the world’s information and make it useful,” who would “bring the world closer together.”

They brought in expert set-dressers to turn our workplaces into whimsical campuses with free laundry, gourmet cafeterias, massages, and kombucha, and a surgeon on hand to freeze our eggs so that we could work through our fertile years.

They convinced us that we were being pampered, rather than being worked like government mules.

This trick has a name. Fobazi Ettarh, the librarian-theorist, calls it “vocational awe, and Elon Musk calls it being “extremely hardcore.”

This worked very well. Boy did we put in some long-ass hours!

But for our bosses, this trick failed badly. Because if you miss your mother’s funeral and to hit a deadline, and then your boss orders you to enshittify that product, you are gonna experience a profound moral injury, which you are absolutely gonna make your boss share.

Because what are they gonna do? Fire you? They can’t hire someone else to do your job, and you can get a job that’s even better at the shop across the street.

So workers held the line when competition, regulation and interop failed.

But eventually, supply caught up with demand. Tech laid off 260,000 of us last year, and another 100,000 in the first half of this year.

You can’t tell your bosses to go fuck themselves, because they’ll fire your ass and give your job to someone who’ll be only too happy to enshittify that product you built.

That’s why this is all happening right now. Our bosses aren’t different. They didn’t catch a mind-virus that turned them into greedy assholes who don’t care about our users’ wellbeing or the quality of our products.

As far as our bosses have always been concerned, the point of the business was to charge the most, and deliver the least, while sharing as little as possible with suppliers, workers, users and customers. They’re not running charities.

Since day one, our bosses have shown up for work and yanked as hard as they can on the big ENSHITTIFICATION lever behind their desks, only that lever didn’t move much. It was all gummed up by competition, regulation, interop and workers.

As those sources of friction melted away, the enshittification lever started moving very freely.

Which sucks, I know. But think about this for a sec: our bosses, despite being wildly imperfect vessels capable of rationalizing endless greed and cheating, nevertheless oversaw a series of actually great products and services.

Not because they used to be better people, but because they used to be subjected to discipline.

So it follows that if we want to end the enshittocene, dismantle the enshitternet, and build a new, good internet that our bosses can’t wreck, we need to make sure that these constraints are durably installed on that internet, wound around its very roots and nerves. And we have to stand guard over it so that it can’t be dismantled again.

A new, good internet is one that has the positive aspects of the old, good internet: an ethic of technological self-determination, where users of technology (and hackers, tinkerers, startups and others serving as their proxies) can reconfigure and mod the technology they use, so that it does what they need it to do, and so that it can’t be used against them.

But the new, good internet will fix the defects of the old, good internet, the part that made it hard to use for anyone who wasn’t us. And hell yeah we can do that. Tech bosses swear that it’s impossible, that you can’t have a conversation friend without sharing it with Zuck; or search the web without letting Google scrape you down to the viscera; or have a phone that works reliably without giving Apple a veto over the software you install.

They claim that it’s a nonsense to even ponder this kind of thing. It’s like making water that’s not wet. But that’s bullshit. We can have nice things. We can build for the people we love, and give them a place that’s worth of their time and attention.

To do that, we have to install constraints.

The first constraint, remember, is competition. We’re living through a epochal shift in competition policy. After 40 years with antitrust enforcement in an induced coma, a wave of antitrust vigor has swept through governments all over the world. Regulators are stepping in to ban monopolistic practices, open up walled gardens, block anticompetitive mergers, and even unwind corrupt mergers that were undertaken on false pretenses.

Normally this is the place in the speech where I’d list out all the amazing things that have happened over the past four years. The enforcement actions that blocked companies from becoming too big to care, and that scared companies away from even trying.

Like Wiz, which just noped out of the largest acquisition offer in history, turning down Google’s $23b cashout, and deciding to, you know, just be a fucking business that makes money by producing a product that people want and selling it at a competitive price.

Normally, I’d be listing out FTC rulemakings that banned noncompetes nationwid. Or the new merger guidelines the FTC and DOJ cooked up, which – among other things – establish that the agencies should be considering whether a merger will negatively impact privacy.

I had a whole section of this stuff in my notes, a real victory lap, but I deleted it all this week.

[Can anyone guess why?]

That’s right! This week, Judge Amit Mehta, ruling for the DC Circuit of these United States of America, In the docket 20-3010 a case known as United States v. Google LLC, found that “Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly," and ordered Google and the DOJ to propose a schedule for a remedy, like breaking the company up.

So yeah, that was pretty fucking epic.

Now, this antitrust stuff is pretty esoteric, and I won’t gatekeep you or shame you if you wanna keep a little distance on this subject. Nearly everyone is an antitrust normie, and that's OK. But if you’re a normie, you’re probably only catching little bits and pieces of the narrative, and let me tell you, the monopolists know it and they are flooding the zone.

The Wall Street Journal has published over 100 editorials condemning FTC Chair Lina Khan, saying she’s an ineffectual do-nothing, wasting public funds chasing doomed, quixotic adventures against poor, innocent businesses accomplishing nothing

[Does anyone out there know who owns the Wall Street Journal?]

That’s right, it’s Rupert Murdoch. Do you really think Rupert Murdoch pays his editorial board to write one hundred editorials about someone who’s not getting anything done?

The reality is that in the USA, in the UK, in the EU, in Australia, in Canada, in Japan, in South Korea, even in China, we are seeing more antitrust action over the past four years than over the preceding forty years.

Remember, competition law is actually pretty robust. The problem isn’t the law, It’s the enforcement priorities. Reagan put antitrust in mothballs 40 years ago, but that elegant weapon from a more civilized age is now back in the hands of people who know how to use it, and they’re swinging for the fences.

Next up: regulation.

As the seemingly inescapable power of the tech giants is revealed for the sham it always was, governments and regulators are finally gonna kill the “one weird trick” of violating the law, and saying “It doesn’t count, we did it with an app.”

Like in the EU, they’re rolling out the Digital Markets Act this year. That’s a law requiring dominant platforms to stand up APIs so that third parties can offer interoperable services.

So a co-op, a nonprofit, a hobbyist, a startup, or a local government agency wil eventuallyl be able to offer, say, a social media server that can interconnect with one of the dominant social media silos, and users who switch to that new platform will be able to continue to exchange messages with the users they follow and groups they belong to, so the switching costs will fall to damned near zero.

That’s a very cool rule, but what’s even cooler is how it’s gonna be enforced. Previous EU tech rules were “regulations” as in the GDPR – the General Data Privacy Regulation. EU regs need to be “transposed” into laws in each of the 27 EU member states, so they become national laws that get enforced by national courts.

For Big Tech, that means all previous tech regulations are enforced in Ireland, because Ireland is a tax haven, and all the tech companies fly Irish flags of convenience.

Here’s the thing: every tax haven is also a crime haven. After all, if Google can pretend it’s Irish this week, it can pretend to be Cypriot, or Maltese, or Luxembougeious next week. So Ireland has to keep these footloose criminal enterprises happy, or they’ll up sticks and go somewhere else.

This is why the GDPR is such a goddamned joke in practice. Big tech wipes its ass with the GDPR, and the only way to punish them starts with Ireland’s privacy commissioner, who barely bothers to get out of bed. This is an agency that spends most of its time watching cartoons on TV in its pajamas and eating breakfast cereal. So all of the big GDPR cases go to Ireland and they die there.

This is hardly a secret. The European Commission knows it’s going on. So with the DMA, the Commission has changed things up: The DMA is an “Act,” not a “Regulation.” Meaning it gets enforced in the EU’s federal courts, bypassing the national courts in crime-havens like Ireland.

In other words, the “we violate privacy law, but we do it with an app” gambit that worked on Ireland’s toothless privacy watchdog is now a dead letter, because EU federal judges have no reason to swallow that obvious bullshit.

Here in the US, the dam is breaking on federal consumer privacy law – at last!

Remember, our last privacy law was passed in 1988 to protect the sanctity of VHS rental history. It's been a minute.

And the thing is, there's a lot of people who are angry about stuff that has some nexus with America's piss-poor privacy landscape. Worried that Facebook turned grampy into a Qanon? That Insta made your teen anorexic? That TikTok is brainwashing millennials into quoting Osama Bin Laden? Or that cops are rolling up the identities of everyone at a Black Lives Matter protest or the Jan 6 riots by getting location data from Google? Or that Red State Attorneys General are tracking teen girls to out-of-state abortion clinics? Or that Black people are being discriminated against by online lending or hiring platforms? Or that someone is making AI deepfake porn of you?

A federal privacy law with a private right of action – which means that individuals can sue companies that violate their privacy – would go a long way to rectifying all of these problems

There's a pretty big coalition for that kind of privacy law! Which is why we have seen a procession of imperfect (but steadily improving) privacy laws working their way through Congress.

If you sign up for EFF’s mailing list at eff.org we’ll send you an email when these come up, so you can call your Congressjerk or Senator and talk to them about it. Or better yet, make an appointment to drop by their offices when they’re in their districts, and explain to them that you’re not just a registered voter from their district, you’re the kind of elite tech person who goes to Defcon, and then explain the bill to them. That stuff makes a difference.

What about self-help? How are we doing on making interoperability legal again, so hackers can just fix shit without waiting for Congress or a federal agency to act?

All the action here these day is in the state Right to Repair fight. We’re getting state R2R bills, like the one that passed this year in Oregon that bans parts pairing, where DRM is used to keep a device from using a new part until it gets an authorized technician’s unlock code.

These bills are pushed by a fantastic group of organizations called the Repair Coalition, at Repair.org, and they’ll email you when one of these laws is going through your statehouse, so you can meet with your state reps and explain to the JV squad the same thing you told your federal reps.

Repair.org’s prime mover is Ifixit, who are genuine heroes of the repair revolution, and Ifixit’s founder, Kyle Wiens, is here at the con. When you see him, you can shake his hand and tell him thanks, and that’ll be even better if you tell him that you’ve signed up to get alerts at repair.org!

Now, on to the final way that we reverse enhittification and build that new, good internet: you, the tech labor force.

For years, your bosses tricked you into thinking you were founders in waiting, temporarily embarrassed entrepreneurs who were only momentarily drawing a salary.

You certainly weren’t workers. Your power came from your intrinsic virtue, not like those lazy slobs in unions who have to get their power through that kumbaya solidarity nonsense.

It was a trick. You were scammed. The power you had came from scarcity, and so when the scarcity ended, when the industry started ringing up six-figure annual layoffs, your power went away with it.

The only durable source of power for tech workers is as workers, in a union.

Think about Amazon. Warehouse workers have to piss in bottles and have the highest rate of on-the-job maimings of any competing business. Whereas Amazon coders get to show up for work with facial piercings, green mohawks, and black t-shirts that say things their bosses don’t understand. They can piss whenever they want!

That’s not because Jeff Bezos or Andy Jassy loves you guys. It’s because they’re scared you’ll quit and they don’t know how to replace you.

Time for the second obligatory William Gibson quote: “The future is here, it’s just not evenly distributed.” You know who’s living in the future?. Those Amazon blue-collar workers. They are the bleeding edge.

Drivers whose eyeballs are monitored by AI cameras that do digital phrenology on their faces to figure out whether to dock their pay, warehouse workers whose bodies are ruined in just months.

As tech bosses beef up that reserve army of unemployed, skilled tech workers, then those tech workers – you all – will arrive at the same future as them.

Look, I know that you’ve spent your careers explaining in words so small your boss could understand them that you refuse to enshittify the company’s products, and I thank you for your service.

But if you want to go on fighting for the user, you need power that’s more durable than scarcity. You need a union. Wanna learn how? Check out the Tech Workers Coalition and Tech Solidarity, and get organized.

Enshittification didn’t arise because our bosses changed. They were always that guy.

They were always yankin’ on that enshittification lever in the C-suite.

What changed was the environment, everything that kept that switch from moving.

And that’s good news, in a bankshot way, because it means we can make good services out of imperfect people. As a wildly imperfect person myself, I find this heartening.

The new good internet is in our grasp: an internet that has the technological self-determination of the old, good internet, and the greased-skids simplicity of Web 2.0 that let all our normie friends get in on the fun.

Tech bosses want you to think that good UX and enshittification can’t ever be separated. That’s such a self-serving proposition you can spot it from orbit. We know it, 'cause we built the old good internet, and we’ve been fighting a rear-guard action to preserve it for the past two decades.

It’s time to stop playing defense. It's time to go on the offensive. To restore competition, regulation, interop and tech worker power so that we can create the new, good internet we’ll need to fight fascism, the climate emergency, and genocide.

To build a digital nervous system for a 21st century in which our children can thrive and prosper.

Community voting for SXSW is live! If you wanna hear RIDA QADRI and me talk about how GIG WORKERS can DISENSHITTIFY their jobs with INTEROPERABILITY, VOTE FOR THIS ONE!

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

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[silverjetsystm]

Continued with @kylo-wrecked from x 📱 edition.

Yes, the system has one phone number. Steven and Jake both gave their digits to Ben.

New message buzz.

New messages, judging by the vibrations escalating to an anxious jittery mess against the cupholder. Put it on vibrate. It's less disturbing. "Lies," grumbles swallowed up by one of his inoffensively mind-numbing work playlists that he tunes out.

Tourists.

Snatch an eyeful of ant lines of 'Solo' parading and typing dots between pulling the parking brake and helping the tourists get their luggage out of the cab trunk.

Grant's Contact Solo (says so right in the contact notes if he opens up the app).

Cash tip. Fair percentage.

He gets in line with the other cabs, drivers waiting for the next wave, and catches up.

Solo: yet

Solo: yeah

Solo: what. Don't plotz on me

Should he get back into signing his texts? Eh. Solo's Grant's Contact and Jake's phone losing, fist fighting farshnoshket. Cept the other night, tucked away in Battery Park between himself and well--.

Solo: is Jake

Solo: phone ✔️ Jake ✔️ Grant 🚫 whoever 🚫

Solo: hello

Solo: last few days are a blur. What's new?

[travelsbloging]

Prayagraj to Bhopal Distance: Exploring the Journey

Traveling from Bhopal to Jabalpur has become a seamless and enjoyable experience with the advent of reliable cab services.

The route between these two beautiful cities in Madhya Pradesh offers picturesque landscapes and cultural delights.

In this blog, we will explore the convenience and benefits of opting for Bhopal to Jabalpur cab services and how they enhance your travel experience.

Bhopal to Prayagraj distance

The distance between Prayagraj (formerly known as Allahabad) and Bhopal depends on the mode of transportation you choose. Here are the approximate distances by different means:

1. By Cab: The road distance between Prayagraj and Bhopal is approximately 600 to 650 kilometers, depending on the specific route taken. This can vary based on the road conditions and the route you choose to travel.

2. By Train: The rail distance between Prayagraj and Bhopal is approximately 600 to 650 kilometers. There are direct train services available between the two cities, and the travel time can vary depending on the train and its schedule.

3. By Air: The aerial distance between Prayagraj and Bhopal is approximately 465 to 500 kilometers, depending on the flight path. There are regular flights available between Allahabad Airport (IXD) and Bhopal Airport (BHO), which can significantly reduce travel time.

Why Choose Prayagraj to Bhopal 77 Cab Services?

Choosing the Prayagraj to Bhopal 77 Cab Services offers numerous advantages that make it a preferred choice among travelers. Here are some compelling reasons to opt for this reliable and convenient cab service:

Comfort and Convenience: 77 Cab Services prioritize passenger comfort, providing well-maintained vehicles with modern amenities. The spacious interiors and comfortable seating ensure a relaxing journey.

Timely Departures and Arrivals: Punctuality is a hallmark of 77 Cab Services. Travelers can rely on timely departures and arrivals, ensuring they reach their destination on schedule.

Professional Drivers: The cab service boasts a team of professional and experienced drivers. Their expertise in navigating the route ensures a safe and smooth journey.

Affordable Pricing: Traveling from Prayagraj to Bhopal can be expensive, but 77 Cab Services offer competitive and affordable pricing options, making it budget-friendly for travelers.

24/7 Availability: Whether you need to travel during the day or night, 77 Cab Services are available round the clock, providing flexibility and convenience to passengers.

Easy Booking Process: Booking a cab with 77 Cab Services is simple and user-friendly. Travelers can book their rides through the official website or mobile app in just a few clicks.

Real-Time Tracking: The cab service provides real-time tracking of their vehicles, allowing passengers to monitor the exact location and estimated arrival time.

Responsive Customer Support: In case of any queries or issues, 77 Cab Services offer responsive customer support. Travelers can seek assistance or resolve concerns promptly.

Door-to-Door Service: 77 Cab Services provide door-to-door pick-up and drop-off, ensuring convenience and eliminating the hassle of finding transportation to and from designated points.

Flexible Travel Options: Whether you're traveling solo, with family, or as a group, 77 Cab Services offers a range of vehicle options to accommodate various group sizes and travel preferences.

Safety and Hygiene: The cab service maintains high standards of safety and hygiene, ensuring a secure and hygienic travel experience for all passengers.

Local Insights: The drivers of 77 Cab Services are often locals or have extensive knowledge of the region. They can offer valuable insights into the best places to visit and hidden gems along the way.

Exploring the Enchanting Route

The road trip from Bhopal to Jabalpur is an enchanting journey through the heart of Madhya Pradesh.

How to Book a Cab

Booking a cab from Bhopal to Jabalpur is a simple and straightforward process:

Online Booking: Visit our website and fill in the required details, including your travel date and time, to book a cab effortlessly.

Call and Book: You can also call our customer care helpline and book a cab over the phone. Our representatives will guide you through the process.

Exploring the Enchanting Route

The road trip from Prayagraj to Bhopal is indeed a fascinating journey that takes you through the heart of Madhya Pradesh, offering glimpses of its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Along the way, there are several famous places that you can visit to make your road trip even more memorable. Here are some of the must-visit attractions:

Allahabad Fort, Prayagraj: Start your journey with a visit to the magnificent Allahabad Fort. This historic fort, situated on the banks of the Yamuna River, offers a glimpse into India's architectural and cultural history.

Triveni Sangam, Prayagraj: Witness the confluence of three sacred rivers - Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati - at the Triveni Sangam. It is a spiritually significant site where pilgrims take holy dips to wash away their sins.

Chunar Fort, Mirzapur: As you drive towards Bhopal, make a stop at Chunar Fort in Mirzapur. This ancient fort boasts a rich history and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Khajuraho Temples, Khajuraho: While not directly on the route, a slight detour to Khajuraho is worth it. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed Khajuraho Temples are renowned for their exquisite sculptures and intricate carvings.

Bhedaghat, Jabalpur: Another detour option is Bhedaghat, a scenic town near Jabalpur. Explore the majestic Marble Rocks, where the Narmada River flows through marble cliffs, creating a mesmerizing sight.

Sanchi Stupa, Sanchi: On your way to Bhopal, consider visiting the ancient Sanchi Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This Buddhist monument holds immense historical and architectural significance.

Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, Bhopal: Near Bhopal, you can explore the prehistoric rock shelters of Bhimbetka, which showcase some of the oldest cave paintings in the world.

Upper Lake, Bhopal: Enjoy a serene boat ride on the Upper Lake in Bhopal, one of the largest artificial lakes in Asia, and take in the picturesque views of the city.

Van Vihar National Park, Bhopal: If you love wildlife, visit Van Vihar National Park, where you can spot various animals and birds in their natural habitat.

Taj-ul-Masajid, Bhopal: Don't miss the grand Taj-ul-Masajid, one of the largest mosques in India, displaying exquisite Mughal architecture.

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Conclusion

Traveling from Bhopal to Jabalpur in a cab offers a delightful journey filled with picturesque landscapes and cultural treasures.

The convenience, comfort, and flexibility of cab services enhance your travel experience, allowing you to make the most of your trip.

So, hop on board, and embark on a hassle-free adventure from the heart of Madhya Pradesh to the enchanting city of Jabalpur.

FAQs

Q: Is it safe to travel by cab from Bhopal to Jabalpur? A: Yes, renowned cab services prioritize passenger safety and ensure a secure and comfortable journey.

Q: Can I stop at attractions along the way during the journey? A: Absolutely! The flexibility of cab services allows you to make stops at various attractions and explore at your own pace.

Q: Are the cab drivers experienced and knowledgeable? A: Yes, cab service providers employ experienced and trained drivers who are familiar with the routes and local areas.

[southgatetravels]

Hassle-Free Airport Taxi Pickup and Drop Service in Trivandrum

Traveling to and from the airport can be a stressful experience, especially when navigating traffic, worrying about parking, or ensuring timely arrivals and departures. This is where airport taxi pickup and drop services come to the rescue, offering a seamless and comfortable travel experience. In Trivandrum, with its busy international airport and growing number of visitors, having a reliable airport taxi service can make all the difference in starting or ending your journey on the right note.

In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of using an Airport Taxi Pickup and Drop Service in Trivandrum, how to choose the right service, and what makes this service indispensable for frequent travelers.

1. Convenience and Comfort

The most significant advantage of using an airport taxi service is the sheer convenience it offers. Whether you're arriving in Trivandrum for the first time or heading out on a business trip, an airport taxi ensures a smooth, hassle-free ride without the stress of driving through city traffic or figuring out public transportation.

Timely Pickup and Drop: Airport taxi services in Trivandrum are known for their punctuality. Drivers track your flight's arrival and adjust the pickup schedule accordingly, ensuring you don’t have to wait after a long flight.

Door-to-Door Service: With an airport taxi, you get dropped off at your exact destination—whether it’s a hotel, your home, or a meeting spot. No need to worry about walking from a parking lot or bus stop with your luggage.

Comfortable Ride: Taxis offer the privacy and comfort you need after a long flight. You can relax and unwind while the driver navigates through the traffic.

2. Why Choose a Dedicated Airport Taxi Service?

While you might be tempted to rely on local cabs or ride-hailing apps, dedicated airport taxi services come with several unique advantages:

Fixed Rates: Unlike metered taxis or surge pricing from ride-sharing apps, airport taxi services usually offer fixed rates for pickup and drop. This ensures transparency, so you know the fare upfront and won’t be surprised by hidden fees.

Flight Monitoring: Professional airport taxi services monitor flight statuses, so even if your flight is delayed, your driver will be waiting for you at the right time.

Reliable Drivers: Taxi services dedicated to airport pickups and drops employ experienced, courteous drivers who are familiar with Trivandrum's routes and traffic conditions. This ensures you reach your destination efficiently, without unnecessary delays.

Luggage Assistance: Whether you're traveling light or carrying several bags, airport taxi drivers assist you with loading and unloading luggage, offering you a stress-free experience.

3. Choosing the Right Airport Taxi Service in Trivandrum

With several airport taxi services available in Trivandrum, how do you choose the one that best suits your needs? Here are a few key considerations:

Reputation: Choose a service with good customer reviews and testimonials. A reliable service will have a strong reputation for punctuality, professionalism, and comfort.

Fleet Options: Depending on whether you're traveling solo, with family, or on business, your vehicle needs may vary. Look for taxi services that offer a range of options, from sedans to larger SUVs or premium vehicles for more luxurious travel.

Pricing Transparency: Opt for services that provide clear and upfront pricing. Avoid services with hidden fees or unclear pricing policies.

Availability: Since flights can arrive at odd hours, it’s important to choose a taxi service that operates 24/7. Whether it's an early morning flight or a late-night arrival, your taxi should be available whenever you need it.

Ease of Booking: The best airport taxi services offer easy online or app-based booking systems, allowing you to reserve your ride in advance, ensuring peace of mind.

4. Benefits for Business Travelers

For business travelers, airport taxi services in Trivandrum are indispensable. Here’s why:

Efficiency: Time is often a priority for business travelers. Airport taxis ensure you arrive at your meetings or hotels quickly and without delay.

Professionalism: Reputable airport taxi services offer well-maintained vehicles and drivers who provide a professional and courteous experience, ideal for making the right impression.

Comfort and Focus: While the driver handles the road, business travelers can take the time to prepare for meetings, catch up on emails, or simply relax after a long flight.

5. Why Airport Taxi Pickup and Drop Services Are Ideal for Tourists

Trivandrum is known for its historical landmarks, scenic beaches, and cultural richness. If you’re visiting the city for the first time, an airport taxi service can be a great way to start your journey with ease.

Local Expertise: Drivers are often familiar with tourist destinations and can offer advice or recommendations for exploring the city. Some services even offer sightseeing options for those looking to see the best of Trivandrum during their stay.

Stress-Free Arrival: After a flight, especially if you’re traveling from abroad, dealing with local transport options can be overwhelming. A pre-booked airport taxi gives you the comfort of knowing your ride is ready the moment you land.

6. Safety and Reliability

Safety is a top priority when it comes to airport taxi services. Reliable providers ensure that all their vehicles are well-maintained and undergo regular safety checks. Moreover, drivers are trained in safe driving practices and are usually licensed, which adds an extra layer of assurance for passengers.

During late-night or early-morning flights, having a dependable airport taxi ensures that you’re in safe hands, allowing you to relax throughout your ride.

Conclusion

An airport taxi pickup and drop service in Trivandrum provides travelers with a convenient, reliable, and comfortable solution for navigating to and from the airport. Whether you're traveling for business, leisure, or visiting Trivandrum for the first time, a professional airport taxi service ensures you can sit back, relax, and focus on your journey ahead. With fixed rates, reliable drivers, and top-tier customer service, this hassle-free option helps start or end your trip on the perfect note.

[greencab]

Chandigarh to Your Village Road Reliable Taxi Service

In the fast-paced life of the city, there’s something incredibly refreshing about visiting your village. The peaceful roads, the greenery, and the familiar faces make it a journey worth taking. If you’re planning a trip from Chandigarh To Your Village Road, Green Cabs is here to make your travel comfortable, reliable, and hassle-free.

Why Choose Green Cabs for Your Village Trip?

Green Cabs understands the unique challenges and requirements of traveling from a bustling city like Chandigarh to the quiet, scenic village roads. Our services are tailored to provide the best travel experience, ensuring you reach your destination on time and in comfort.

1. Reliable and Timely Service

One of the biggest worries when traveling to remote areas is finding transportation that’s dependable. Green Cabs offers timely pickups and drop-offs, ensuring that you don’t have to wait around for your taxi. Our drivers are familiar with the routes, including those tricky village roads, so you can relax knowing that you’re in safe hands.

2. Comfortable and Well-Maintained Cabs

The journey from Chandigarh to the village can take a few hours, depending on the distance. That’s why Green Cabs ensures that all our vehicles are comfortable, spacious, and well-maintained. Whether you’re traveling solo or with family, you’ll have plenty of room to stretch out and enjoy the ride.

3. Experienced Drivers

Village roads can sometimes be challenging to navigate, especially during the rainy season. Green Cabs employs experienced drivers who are well-versed in handling all types of road conditions, ensuring a smooth and safe journey to your village.

4. Affordable Pricing

Traveling from the city to the village doesn’t have to break the bank. Green Cabs offers competitive pricing to make sure your journey is both affordable and enjoyable. We believe that quality service should not come with an exorbitant price tag.

5. Safety First

At Green Cabs, safety is our top priority. All our cabs are equipped with modern safety features, and our drivers follow strict safety protocols. Whether it’s during the day or late at night, you can trust Green Cabs to deliver a secure travel experience.

How to Book Green Cabs for Your Village Trip

Booking your taxi with Green Cabs is simple and convenient. You can book through our user-friendly mobile app or call our customer service team, who are always ready to assist you. We offer flexible booking options to suit your schedule, so you can plan your trip without any stress.

Steps to Book:

Open the Green Cabs app or visit our website.

Enter your pickup and drop-off location (Chandigarh to your village).

Select your preferred vehicle based on your comfort and group size.

Choose your date and time for the journey.

Confirm your booking and receive instant confirmation with driver details.

Making Village Travel Easy

Green Cabs is committed to providing the best taxi service from Chandigarh to any village in the region. Whether it’s a family visit, a festival, or just a weekend getaway to escape the city life, our services are designed to meet all your travel needs.

Key Highlights of Green Cabs:

24/7 Availability: No matter when you need a cab, we are just a call away.

Flexible Payment Options: Pay via cash, card, or online modes – whatever suits you best.

Real-Time Tracking: Track your cab in real-time and get updates on its arrival time.

Conclusion

Next time you’re planning a trip from Chandigarh To Your Village Road, skip the stress of finding unreliable transportation and book with Green Cabs. With our dependable service, experienced drivers, and affordable rates, Green Cabs ensures that your journey is as pleasant as your destination.

Choose Green Cabs for a smooth, comfortable, and safe ride – from the city roads of Chandigarh to the peaceful lanes of your village.

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Taxi Service in Faridabad – A Complete Guide to Faridabad Cab Service with Chiku Cab

In the bustling city of Faridabad, where commuting can sometimes feel like a hassle, having access to a reliable taxi service is a game-changer. Whether you're heading to work, traveling to nearby cities, or catching a flight, Chiku Cab is your go-to solution for a seamless travel experience. In this article, we will explore everything you need to know about taxi services in Faridabad, focusing on the highly trusted Faridabad cab service by Chiku Cab.

Why Choose Taxi Services Over Public Transport in Faridabad with Chiku Cab?

Convenience and Comfort

Public transport in Faridabad, like buses and metro trains, can get crowded and uncomfortable, especially during peak hours. With a taxi service, you can enjoy a private, comfortable ride to your destination. No more standing in long queues or dealing with delays!

Time-Saving Option

With taxi services, you don't have to adjust to fixed schedules. Whether you're traveling early in the morning or late at night, taxis are available at your convenience, ensuring you reach your destination on time.

Overview of Faridabad Taxi Services

Popular Taxi Companies in Faridabad

Faridabad is home to several taxi companies offering different services. While some focus on local travel, others provide outstation cabs and airport transfers. Among these, Chiku Cab stands out as a trusted and reliable name.

Rise of Online Cab Booking Services

The advent of online booking platforms has revolutionized the way people hire taxis. Companies like Chiku Cab offer easy-to-use apps and websites where users can book a cab in just a few clicks, avoiding long waits and uncertainty.

About Chiku Cab – Leading Faridabad Cab Service

What Sets Chiku Cab Apart?

When it comes to reliability and efficiency, Chiku Cab is one of the leading cab service in Faridabad. They offer a wide range of vehicles, 24/7 availability, and trained drivers to ensure your journey is pleasant and smooth.

Fleet and Vehicle Options

Chiku Cab provides an extensive fleet, including sedans, SUVs, and tempo travelers, depending on your needs. Whether you're traveling solo or with a group, they have the right vehicle to suit your requirements.

Services Offered by Chiku Cab in Faridabad

Local City Rides

Need a ride around the city? Chiku Cab offers affordable city rides to take you to your office, shopping malls, or restaurants within Faridabad.

Outstation Taxi Service

Looking to travel outside Faridabad? Chiku Cab offers convenient outstation services to popular destinations like Delhi, Gurugram, and Agra. You can book a one-way or round-trip based on your preference.

Airport Transfers

Never miss a flight with Chiku Cab reliable airport transfer service, offering timely pickups and drops to Delhi Airport.

Corporate Cab Services

For businesses, Chiku Cab provides corporate services, ensuring timely transportation for employees with professional drivers and a commitment to punctuality.

How to Book a Taxi in Faridabad with Chiku Cab

Mobile App Convenience

Download the Chiku Cab mobile app to book your taxi with ease. With just a few taps, you can select your destination, vehicle type, and payment method.

Website and Call Booking

Prefer to book via website? Visit Chiku Cab official website or call their customer service for hassle-free bookings.

Affordable Taxi Service in Faridabad

Pricing Structure of Chiku Cab

Chiku Cab offers competitive pricing, making it one of the most affordable options in Faridabad. Transparent pricing with no hidden costs ensures you know exactly what you're paying for.

Special Offers and Discounts

Regular customers can enjoy special offers and discounts, making it even more affordable to travel with Chiku Cab.

Safety and Hygiene Measures Taken by Chiku Cab

Ensuring Passenger Safety

Safety is a top priority at Chiku Cab. All drivers are thoroughly vetted, and vehicles are equipped with GPS tracking for real-time monitoring.

COVID-19 Precautions

In light of the pandemic, Chiku Cab follows strict hygiene protocols, including sanitizing the vehicles after every ride and ensuring that drivers and passengers wear masks.

Why Chiku Cab is the Best Choice for Taxi Service in Faridabad

Experienced Drivers

All Chiku Cab drivers are experienced and well-versed with the routes in and around Faridabad, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey.

24/7 Customer Support

Got a question or need assistance with your booking? Chiku Cab offers round-the-clock customer support to help with any issues you may face.

Customer Reviews and Testimonials for Chiku Cab

"Chiku Cab has been a lifesaver for me during my daily commute! I highly recommend them for their punctuality and excellent service." – Rajesh, Faridabad "I use Chiku Cab for my outstation trips, and their drivers are always courteous and professional." – Anjali, Delhi

Benefits of Using Faridabad Taxi Service

Stress-Free Travel

With a taxi service, you don’t need to worry about driving, parking, or navigating through traffic. Just sit back and relax while the driver takes care of everything.

No Parking Worries

Parking can be a hassle in Faridabad, especially in crowded areas. With a cab, you’re dropped off right at your destination with no need to search for parking.

Popular Routes in Faridabad Covered by Chiku Cab

Faridabad to Delhi

One of the most common routes, Chiku Cab offers seamless service from Faridabad to Delhi, ensuring a comfortable ride for both business and leisure travelers.

Faridabad to Gurugram

Traveling to Gurugram for work or leisure? Chiku Cab provides quick and reliable transportation between these two cities.

Conclusion

In a city like Faridabad, having access to a reliable and affordable taxi service is essential. Chiku Cab stands out as a trusted provider with a wide range of services, competitive pricing, and a strong focus on customer satisfaction. Whether you need a ride within the city, to the airport, or outstation, Chiku Cab ensures a comfortable and hassle-free experience every time.

5 Unique FAQs About Taxi Service in Faridabad

How can I book a Chiku Cab in Faridabad? You can book through the Chiku Cab mobile app, website, or by calling their customer service.

What types of vehicles does Chiku Cab offer? Chiku Cab offers a variety of vehicles, including sedans, SUVs, and tempo travelers, depending on your needs.

Is Chiku Cab available 24/7? Yes, Chiku Cab operates 24/7 to cater to your transportation needs.

Are Chiku Cab drivers experienced? Yes, all drivers are experienced, background-checked, and well-trained to provide

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How to Book an Airport Cab in Melbourne for a Hassle-Free Journey

 

1. Introduction

Briefly discuss the importance of reliable airport transportation.

Introduce Melbourne as a bustling city with a major airport serving thousands daily.

2. Why Book an Airport Cab in Melbourne?

Convenience: No need to worry about parking or driving after a long flight.

Comfort: Get picked up right at the airport and driven to your destination.

Cost-effective: Avoid expensive airport parking fees.

3. Types of Airport Cabs Available in Melbourne

Standard cabs: Suitable for solo travelers or small groups.

Maxi cabs: Perfect for larger groups or travelers with extra luggage.

Luxury cabs: For those wanting a more comfortable or premium experience.

4. Steps to Book an Airport Cab in Melbourne

Step 1: Choose Your Cab Service Provider

Mention reputable cab services available in Melbourne, like Silver Service Taxi, 13CABS, etc.

Step 2: Provide Trip Details

Pickup location, destination, flight number (for airport pickups), date, and time.

Step 3: Select Cab Type

Choose based on group size, luggage, and comfort preference.

Step 4: Make the Booking

Online booking via websites or apps.

Phone bookings for those who prefer speaking to an operator.

Step 5: Confirmation

Mention the importance of receiving a booking confirmation for security and peace of mind.

5. Tips for a Smooth Cab Booking Experience

Pre-book during peak travel times to ensure availability.

Share flight details with the cab company for real-time tracking and pickup adjustments.

Consider booking a return trip for added convenience.

6. Cost Considerations and Payment Methods

Highlight factors affecting cost (distance, cab type, time of day).

Discuss various payment methods (cash, card, app payments).

7. Final Thoughts

Summarize the benefits of pre-booking an airport cab in Melbourne.

Encourage readers to book in advance to ensure a smooth travel experience.

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Cab Near Me | Taxi Service Near Me | Book Taxi Now

Whether it's a quick ride to the office, a weekend getaway, or a family visit across town, the need for a dependable cab service has never been more critical. This is where 24Cabs steps in, revolutionizing the way people access taxis with its prompt, affordable, and efficient services. If you’ve been searching for a “cab near me” or a “taxi service near me,” look no further than 24Cabs. Let’s explore why 24Cabs is the perfect solution for all your travel needs, whether it's a short trip around the block or an outstation journey with taxi service near me.

Convenience at Your Fingertips 24Cabs makes it incredibly easy to book a “taxi service near me,” With the user-friendly mobile app or website, you can reserve a taxi with just a few clicks. This intuitive process allows you to view available cabs, select your preferred vehicle type, and even get real-time fare estimates before confirming your ride. It’s designed to make sure that when you’re thinking “I need a cab near me,” 24Cabs has you covered instantly.

Wide Range of Taxi Services One of the standout features of 24Cabs is its versatility. Whether you need a basic sedan for a solo trip, an SUV for a family excursion, or a luxury car for a business meeting, 24Cabs offers a wide range of vehicles to suit your requirements. You can choose from:

Local city rides for quick and affordable travel within the city limits. Outstation cabs for comfortable, long-distance trips that are stress-free and cost-effective. Airport transfers for hassle-free pick-ups and drop-offs, ensuring you’re always on time for your flights. Hourly rentals for flexibility in case you need a cab for multiple stops or a longer duration. With 24Cabs, you don’t have to worry about availability, as they provide reliable taxis across numerous locations. The next time you search for a taxi service near me, you can count on finding one in minutes through 24Cabs.

Affordable and Transparent Pricing Affordability is another key reason why 24Cabs stands out among other taxi services. When you book taxi service near me, through 24Cabs, you receive a transparent fare estimate, so there are no surprises when it comes to the final cost. The pricing is competitive, making it accessible to all kinds of travelers, whether you’re commuting daily or planning a special trip.

Safe and Reliable Rides Safety is always a priority for 24Cabs. The company takes extensive measures to ensure that all vehicles are well-maintained and sanitized. Each driver is thoroughly vetted, and background checks are carried out to give passengers peace of mind during their journey taxi service near me, Additionally, 24Cabs drivers are trained professionals who are knowledgeable about local routes and traffic patterns, ensuring a safe and smooth ride.

Easy Booking Options Whether you're tech-savvy or prefer a simpler method, 24Cabs offers a variety of ways to book your ride. Use the mobile app for quick bookings with GPS-enabled features that automatically detect your location. Visit the website to make reservations through a seamless interface. Call the customer support team to taxi service near me, over the phone if you prefer a more personal touch. These multiple booking channels ensure that no matter your preference, 24Cabs has an option that fits your needs. So, if you’re looking for a taxi service near me, that’s easy to book, you know 24Cabs is always within reach.

A Fleet That Suits All Needs Whether you are an individual heading to a meeting, a family going on a trip, or a group of friends planning a weekend outing, 24Cabs has a fleet that meets all your requirements.

Sedans for those who prefer a comfortable, budget-friendly ride. SUVs for large groups or families needing extra space for luggage. Luxury cars for those special occasions where you need to arrive in style. Economy hatchbacks for quick, cost-effective trips around town. No matter the type of vehicle, you can expect a well-maintained, clean, and comfortable car to pick you up and get you to your destination safely.

Why Choose 24Cabs? There are many cab services available today, but 24Cabs offers a combination of affordability, convenience, and reliability that sets it apart. Here are a few key reasons to choose 24Cabs:

24/7 Availability: No matter what time of day or night, you can always count on 24Cabs to be ready to serve you. Multiple Booking Options: Book through the app, website, or over the phone—whatever is most convenient for you. Safety and Comfort: With vetted drivers and well-maintained cars, 24Cabs ensures a safe and pleasant ride every time. Transparent Pricing: Say goodbye to hidden fees. With 24Cabs, you know the cost upfront, so there are no surprises. Wide Coverage: Whether you’re in the city, heading out of town, or need an airport drop, 24Cabs operates across a vast network to meet all your travel needs.

Conclusion When it comes to finding a cab near me or a taxi service near me, 24Cabs is your ultimate partner in providing a seamless travel experience. Offering reliable, safe, and affordable rides, 24Cabs is designed to meet the needs of all types of travelers. Whether you need a quick city ride, an outstation trip, or an airport transfer, 24Cabs ensures you reach your destination comfortably and on time.

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Delhi to Dehradun Cab Just at Rs 2700 – Affordable and Convenient Travel

Planning a trip from Delhi to Dehradun? Why not travel in comfort without breaking the bank? Enjoy a smooth ride with our Delhi to Dehradun cab service, starting at just Rs 2700! Whether you're heading to Dehradun for business, a weekend getaway, or exploring nearby hill stations like Mussoorie, our affordable taxi service ensures a hassle-free journey.

Why Choose Our Delhi to Dehradun Cab Service?

Affordable Pricing: With rates starting at Rs 2700*, we offer some of the best deals in the market, giving you the perfect balance of comfort and budget.

Professional Drivers: Our experienced drivers ensure a safe and reliable journey, familiar with the route from Delhi to Dehradun.

Comfortable Cars: Choose from a range of well-maintained cars like sedans, SUVs, and more, suited to your needs and group size.

Flexible Pickup & Drop-off: Get door-to-door service, with pickup from any location in Delhi and drop-off at your destination in Dehradun.

No Hidden Charges: Transparent pricing with no hidden fees or additional costs. What you see is what you pay!

The Route from Delhi to Dehradun

The journey from Delhi to Dehradun is approximately 250 km and takes around 5 to 6 hours depending on traffic. With scenic views of the lush green countryside and smooth highways, the trip is as enjoyable as the destination.

Easy Booking Process

Booking a cab with us is quick and simple. Just visit our website or give us a call +91 8700286033 to reserve your ride. Our customer support team is available 24/7 to assist you with your travel needs.

Safety Measures

We prioritize your safety. All our vehicles are regularly sanitized, and our drivers follow strict hygiene protocols to ensure a safe and comfortable ride during these times.

Don’t wait—book your Delhi to Dehradun cab at Rs 2700 today and travel in comfort without breaking the bank!

Top Taxi Services for Delhi to Dehradun Route – Your Guide to the Best Travel Experience

Looking for the top taxi services for your journey from Delhi to Dehradun? This popular route is best experienced with a reliable, comfortable, and affordable taxi service that caters to your needs. Here’s a guide to the top taxi services to help you make an informed decision for your trip.

1. GTC Cabs

Known for its affordable rates and excellent service, GTC Cabs is a favorite for travelers seeking budget-friendly options without compromising on comfort. With fares starting at Rs 2700, GTC Cabs provides a variety of vehicles, including sedans, SUVs, and hatchbacks, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.

Key Features: Affordable pricing, well-maintained fleet, professional drivers, 24/7 customer support.

Ideal for: Budget-conscious travelers, families, and groups.

2. Ola Outstation

Ola is widely recognized for its ride-hailing services, but their outstation service is equally popular. With Ola Outstation, you can book a taxi for the Delhi to Dehradun route at competitive rates, with the added advantage of being able to book on the app and track your ride.

Key Features: App-based booking, real-time tracking, competitive pricing, round-trip options.

Ideal for: Solo travelers, business trips, and tech-savvy riders.

3. Uber Intercity

Like Ola, Uber has made its mark in the outstation taxi market with its Uber Intercity service. Offering a convenient app-based platform and flexible pricing, Uber provides a seamless travel experience between Delhi and Dehradun, with options to choose between sedans and SUVs.

Key Features: App-based convenience, live tracking, competitive rates, flexible vehicle choices.

Ideal for: Frequent travelers, tech-savvy users, and small groups.

4. MyTaxiIndia

Offering both one-way and round-trip services, MyTaxiIndia is well-regarded for its affordable fares and professional drivers. They offer a wide selection of vehicles, ensuring travelers have options that suit their comfort and budget requirements.

Key Features: Affordable fares, multiple car options, transparent billing.

Ideal for: Budget travelers, family trips, and corporate travelers.

What to Look for in a Top Taxi Service:

Affordable Pricing: Check for competitive rates, starting from around Rs 2700 for a one-way trip.

Comfort and Safety: Look for well-maintained, air-conditioned vehicles with professional and experienced drivers.

Flexible Booking: Choose services that offer easy booking options (online or app-based), as well as flexible pickup and drop-off.

Round-Trip Services: If you're planning to return the same day or later, look for taxis offering round-trip options.

Customizable Packages: If you have special requirements, such as stops along the way or sightseeing, choose a service that allows customization.

Conclusion

When selecting the top taxi service for your Delhi to Dehradun journey, consider your budget, travel preferences, and the level of comfort you want. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly options like GTC Cabs, tech-enabled rides with Ola Outstation or Uber Intercity you can be assured of a comfortable and enjoyable trip.

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Budget-Friendly Shimla & Manali Tour

Are you planning a tour of Shimla and Manali? To make your tour budget-friendly, here are some tips that you can pick if you want a Delhi to Shimla Manali Tour, budget-friendly.

Travel During Off-Season

It is better to travel off-season, especially in those places that are common among people. Shimla, Kullu and Manali are some of the most common spots that thousands of people visit every year. It is better to go in the off-season to avoid crowds and overly priced charges.

Book in Advance

There are many booking apps like Goibibo, and yatra and their websites that let you book in advance, and you may find offers in pre-booking also.

Opt for Local Cabs/Autos

If you are visiting any of these places and want to book a cab online, it can charge you a lot. It is better to choose local transportation to avoid extra charges.

Tour Package

You can choose a relevant tour package that can give you a discount, and even group travel is the best option only if you are a solo traveller.

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Meerut to Delhi Car Rental: Your Reliable Travel Partner

Introduction: Traveling between Meerut and Delhi often requires dependable and comfortable transportation. Whether you're traveling for business or personal reasons, RideBuddy offers an efficient and affordable car rental service to meet your needs.

Why Choose Car Rental for Meerut to Delhi?

Flexibility and Freedom: Renting a car provides the freedom to travel on your schedule. You’re not dependent on public transportation or fixed schedules, allowing for greater flexibility. With RideBuddy’s easy car rental booking system, you can arrange your ride for any time that suits you.

Comfort and Safety: RideBuddy offers a fleet of well-maintained vehicles equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable ride. Whether you’re traveling solo or with family, there’s a vehicle for every need. Safety is also prioritized with GPS tracking and trained drivers.

Cost-Effective Travel: Using a car rental is more cost-effective than traditional cabs, especially when traveling long distances like Meerut to Delhi. RideBuddy offers competitive rates, allowing you to save money while enjoying a private, comfortable journey.

How to Book Your Ride: Booking your Meerut to Delhi car rental through RideBuddy is simple. The user-friendly app allows you to select your desired vehicle, choose the date and time, and confirm your booking in just a few clicks.

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Exploring Ahmedabad with Chiku Cab: The Ultimate Cab Service Experience

Ahmedabad, the vibrant and historical city in Gujarat, offers a wealth of experiences and attractions. Navigating its bustling streets and discovering its rich cultural heritage is made easy and enjoyable with Chiku Cab, a premier cab service provider renowned for its exceptional service.

Why Chiku Cab is the Best Choice for Your Ahmedabad Journey

1. Reliable and Efficient Service: When it comes to cab service in Ahmedabad, Chiku Cab stands out for its reliability and efficiency. Whether you're heading to the historic Sabarmati Ashram or exploring the vibrant markets, Chiku Cab ensures timely and dependable transportation. You can count on their professional drivers to get you to your destination safely and on time.

2. Comfort and Convenience: Chiku Cab prioritizes your comfort with a fleet of well-maintained vehicles. Each cab is designed to provide a smooth and relaxing ride, making your journey through Ahmedabad both pleasant and stress-free. Whether you're traveling solo or with family, Chiku Cab spacious and clean cars cater to all your needs.

3. Experienced and Courteous Drivers: The drivers at Chiku Cab are not just skilled behind the wheel but also well-versed in Ahmedabad's key locations. Their local knowledge enhances your travel experience, allowing you to explore the city’s attractions with ease. Their courteous demeanor adds a touch of professionalism to your journey.

4. Affordable and Transparent Pricing: Chiku Cab offers competitive pricing with no hidden fees, making it an economical choice for your transportation needs. Their transparent fare structure ensures you receive excellent value for your money, whether you're booking a short ride or a full-day tour of Ahmedabad.

5. 24/7 Availability: Ahmedabad is a city that never sleeps, and Chiku Cab ensures that you can travel at any hour of the day or night. Their round-the-clock service provides flexibility and convenience, accommodating your schedule and making sure you can get around the city whenever you need to.

Must-Visit Places in Ahmedabad

1. Sabarmati Ashram: This historical site is a cornerstone of India’s freedom struggle, closely associated with Mahatma Gandhi. A visit to Sabarmati Ashram offers a profound glimpse into the nation’s past, making it a significant destination for anyone interested in history.

2. Kankaria Lake: As one of Ahmedabad’s most popular recreational spots, Kankaria Lake is perfect for relaxation and family outings. The lake features a zoo, a water park, and numerous food stalls, offering a range of activities and attractions.

3. Adalaj Stepwell: This architectural marvel is renowned for its intricate carvings and historical significance. The Adalaj Stepwell reflects Gujarat’s rich heritage and is a fascinating place to explore.

4. Law Garden: Known for its bustling night market, Law Garden is a great spot to shop for traditional Gujarati crafts and enjoy local street food. It’s an energetic and vibrant area that captures the essence of Ahmedabad’s local culture.

5. Jain Temples: Ahmedabad is home to several stunning Jain temples, celebrated for their architectural beauty and detailed carvings. These serene places offer a peaceful retreat from the city’s hustle and bustle.

Booking Your Ride with Chiku Cab

Booking a cab with Chiku Cab is a straightforward process. You can easily schedule your ride through their intuitive app or website, selecting the vehicle that best suits your needs. For any additional assistance or special requests, their customer support team is always ready to help.

Conclusion

For a seamless and enjoyable travel experience in Ahmedabad, Chiku Cab is the go-to cab service. Combining reliability, comfort, and affordability, Chiku Cab ensures that exploring Ahmedabad’s rich tapestry of attractions is both easy and pleasant. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, Chiku Cab is your trusted partner for navigating this dynamic city with ease.