Curb opens Flow network so taxi fleets can add demand without switching systems

Amos Tamam's Curb is using GoRide data from Washington to recruit demand and technology partners across the US, UK and Canada.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

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Curb is trying to make licensed taxis an interoperable supply layer for ride-hailing apps. Its utilization data is promising, but driver earnings and partner fees remain undisclosed.

Illustration of Curb's Flow network connecting taxi fleets and city nodes, with taxis and routes showing demand flowing between Curb and GoRide data sources.

Curb, led by founder and CEO Amos Tamam, is opening its Curb Flow network to additional fleets, dispatch providers and sources of ride demand across the US, UK and Canada. The expansion turns Tamam's long-running bet on connected taxi infrastructure into a direct pitch to operators: keep the systems already installed in their cars, then use Curb to pull trips from several competing platforms.…

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