As Halo Cars expands its service to New York, things could get easier for Lyft and Uber customers
Halo Cars co-founder Faizan Bhatty saw an easy way he could fix this problem by displaying the vehicle's license plate that passengers use to help identify their driver on the large roof-mounted screen.
It's not just safety that has improved, but the overall ride experience. This feature is cuts down on the phone tag and driving around needed for drivers to find their passengers. Their customers no longer need to walk into the street and behind the car to check the license plate so they can identify just which red Prius waiting for them at the airport is theirs. Another benefit is that Halo says this feature has lead to higher ratings and tips.
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