Waze is experimenting with carpool feature in USA

- Users of navigation app Waze may soon be possible simply to score a ride through the application without having to step into the car. San Francisco residents can now include finding a carpool partner via a related app, created by the same team.

It goes to users who can currently use the tool a relatively small group. Carpoolers pay per mile $ 0.54, which amounts to approximately € 0.30 per kilometer.

Analysts see the experiment as an effort by parent company Alphabet to compete with taxi services like Uber. In Europe as BlaBlaCar apps, which can also be found carpoolers, just the main competitor.
  
    
     
      
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The app has already been tested in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, where it is now used by 'thousands' of people, according Alphabet. Here the company takes 15 percent of the fare. This committee is not retained during the test in San Francisco.