Ride-sharing organizations are companies that connect passengers with drivers through a mobile app. Users can request a ride, and nearby drivers can accept the request, providing a convenient and often cost-effective transportation option. Popular examples of ride-sharing organizations include Uber and Lyft. These services typically operate in urban areas, allowing users to travel short distances quickly. Ride-sharing organizations often offer various vehicle options, from standard cars to larger vehicles for groups. They also provide features like fare estimates and driver ratings to enhance user experience and safety.