Comparing the Top 4 Rideshare Apps for Kids

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HopSkipDrive

HopSkipDrive, as stated immediately on their website, is “created by moms and driven with love.” According to a representative of HopSkipDrive: “We are a technology-enabled transportation solution for families, K-12 schools, non-profits, and kid-based businesses and driven over 2.5 million safe miles.” They are always looking into expanding their service area and currently cover these locations: Southern California, San Francisco Bay area, and the Colorado-Front Range area.

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Zum

Zum even offers services for field trips utilizing their large network of cars, SUVs and vans. Zūm states that they have the right sized vehicle for day trips or overnight events including one-way or round trip transportation.

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“70% of parents report working between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and yet the median school day ends at 2:50 p.m. — leaving parents scrambling to find solutions as to how to get their children home or to and from after school activities. That’s why we started Sheprd, which provides safe and reliable rides for kids. Some people call us ‘Uber for kids,’ however Sheprd is quite the opposite. What truly sets Sheprd apart is our thorough driver vetting and training process, which ensures passenger safety every step of the way.”

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Kango

Kango is a unique service in that it allows both rides and childcare, serving parents in so many ways. Much like the regular rideshare apps allow passengers to schedule and track their rides, Kango allows the parents to schedule a ride and follow it so they can see their children are dropped off at the correct spot. They offer services in the San Francisco Bay area, Los Angeles County and San Fernando Valley.

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