The phrase "car hailing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of signaling or calling for a car, usually a taxi or ride-sharing service, to pick someone up. Example: "I was running late for my meeting, so I resorted to car hailing to get there on time."
On-demand car hailing service Uber's latest PR disaster doesn't tell us anything we didn't already know about the company.
Now the mobile car hailing service is attempting to meet customer demand by hiring away Uber drivers.
The appeal of such contraptions, say their makers, is their ability to liberate the urban commuter from the challenges and frustrations of driving and parking a car, hailing a cab or enduring public transportation.
It claims to have a whopping 99percentt of the Chinese market for taxi hailing, and 82percentt of all private car hailing.
Uber, on the other hand, is trying to build out the service in much the same way it did with car hailing so many years ago.
"We see the Uber app as moving from just being about car sharing and car hailing to really helping the consumer get from A to B int he most affordable, most dependable, most convenient way," Khosrowshahi said.
The police said he fled in a car, hit two other cars, abandoned his car, hailed a cab and fled.
So Billy jumped out of the car, hailed me a cab, I threw my luggage in there, ran to the airport and got home later that night.
A robot-driven electric car hailed within minutes from your smartphone could make your life more convenient.
According to the China Internet Network Information Center, a government agency, Didi Chuxing currently holds a 87.2percentt share of China's private-car hailing market.
Afterward, Kalanick reportedly speculated that the assault was staged by a rival Indian car-hailing service called Ola, and an Uber manager obtained the victim's confidential medical records.
