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STUDY OF CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE AND

USES OF UBER CAB SERVICES IN MUMBAI
Dr. Rupali Rajesh
Associate Professor, Vivekanand Education Society Business School, Chembur Mumbai.

Abstract
The mobile application based online taxi service business has been emerging in the metro cities of India. The growth of Ola,
Uber taxi services has been capturing organized taxi market segmentation by providing convenient, comfortable traveling in
city. The purpose of study is to understand the influencing factors of uses of Uber cab services. Understand the demographic
factors of customers in Mumbai city. It also studied customer experience factors of online uber cab services. The paper opted
for exploratory research by using the survey method. Data has been collected through a structured questionnaire includes
factors of customer experiences, uses of services, demographic like gender, age, monthly income, duration and purpose of uses
of online cab services. The sample consisted of a total of 104 respondents who used the services of the online uber cab in
Mumbai. A convenience sampling method is used. Data analysis for non-parametric data tools like Mann Whitney Test,
Kruskal Wallis Test was used to analyse with gender and age groups. The results showed, uber services are more convenient
and faster, provide good cab service at a very effective cost in Mumbai city. The availability of offers & discounts, driver’s
behaviour and quick booking are most influential factors have been studied. Female customers have good experience of
qualified well behaviour of driver. They feel safe during night time journey. Male customers have good experience in on-time
pickup and overall services. The insight gained from the study will help marketers to develop marketing strategies for
customers.
Keywords: Uber Cab, Online Taxi Services, Customer Experience, Consumer behavior.

Introduction
Uber online cab services have tremendously grown in the cities of India. It providesvalue proposition benefits to their
customers by providing simple and convenient user-friendly mobile app, where riders can easily book the cab. The
driver comes to the pick-up location and can easily track on the map. It provides safe pick up and drops, with benefits
to choose several car options as per budget. It provides cashless payment where riders can pay through card or cash
options. Uber services provide a professional experience to their riders, where drivers are encouraged to provide high-
quality services to their customers. The customer gets the benefits of free rides on certain occasions and time to time
discounts for rides.
The radio cabs business demand in the Indian transportation sector has emerged. This has been one of the fastest-
growing businesses in metros cities. Companies, executives, international tourists prefer to travel in modern taxis were
they ready to pay a slightly higher fare to travel in comfort. Due to cities enormous parking problems, resident
preferred to call or SMS radio taxi to visit a shopping mall, beauty salons orto attend a late-night party.1
As per Regalix Research Report 2017, Uber taxi services have grown at a faster rate than Ola taxi I .e.82% per year and
67% per year respectively in the past two years.(Vohra &Hazra 2017).The reason for the growth was due to market
expansion with the expense of local old taxis. Uber taxi services have been rated as favorite cab services and have been
the number one mobile app for customer satisfaction, safety, economy & recommend to friends & family was attributed
significantly in some of the cities. Price transparency, Convenience & Safety were the most important parameters for
selecting a cab.2

Uber and OLA entered the taxi services as aggregators to provide mobile app-based taxi services to passengers in cities
in India. Both offered passenger’s comparatively cheaper fares for air-conditioned taxi services. Assured online taxi
service at a doorstep it gives passengers the much-needed comfort at reasonable fares.3
As per the report of LiveMint June 2017, 4 theadoption of growing uberPOOLservices was very encouraging by
customers. Millions were willing to share their rides and gives confidence to drive a positive change to reduce carbon
footprint. The expert commented that the shared taxi segment in the online cab has emerged as a key for the customer
acquisition model for Ola and Uber services in India. According to experts, low fares ride-sharing has emerged for
customer acquisition for Ola and Uber services. Companies started getting accesses to a set of consumers were are
young professional, cost-conscious, and use bus or auto-rickshaw daily.

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As per case study UBER: Driving change in transportation, 5 Uber pursues to match passengers to their drivers with the
platform were they able to track a user’s GPS and coordinates with a uber driver within a minute. Unlike the taxi
industrythe experience of drivers, Uber does not employ or license their drivers they are independent contractors. Uber
drivers receive ratings from their customers after the rides. The experience of the customer after the ride, customers
were charged electronically, and traveling receipt with details of the trip was emailed immediately to them. The
customer can rate the driver based on the experience of rides and check the map of the route taken.
According to Uber, the company pushes its limit in the transportation industry to create a simple, efficient, and more
enjoyable car service experience to its customers. According to critics of uber, safety, predictable prices, and adequate
insurance wasimportant in public interest goals.
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Nistal and Regidor (2018), the experience of Uber creates a negative perception of the taxicab services but has higher
user ratings for all services including vehicle condition and driver performance.

Literature Review
Singhania and Pinpale (2017) focused on opportunities and challenges faced by app-based taxi services from driver-
based models to business models. A challenge faced by online taxi services was the reduction of incentives due to the
increase of app-based taxi and cooperation of drivers for providing good services for customer
satisfaction.Hanumandlu (2017) studied on urge pricing of Uber and Ola legal in India. They followed the strategy of
expanding their operations and building a customer base in cities across India. The motive was to increase market
share and economies of scale by providing customer satisfaction. It was suggested that to optimize the cost for all level
by Ola and Uber, need to be more customer-centric, target-oriented, innovative, and keep delighting the
customers.Shukla et al (2017) studied the dynamics of India's taxi market with various factors like pricing, market
share, revenue models, etc. studied the comparative study of two daily commuters Ola and UBER for uses expansion
strategy for their business operations and for building customer base across India. Suggested to operate in a competitive
environment to optimize their costs at all levels, they need to be highly innovative and more customer-centric and
target-oriented.Hanif and Sagar (2017), focused on the cab services which have potential growth in Mumbai. Need for
corporate and middle and affluent classes. Apart from facing parking problems in city people preferred to call up a taxi
service for visiting a shopping mall, going out on a special occasion, and to attend a late-night party. The study showed
the customer satisfaction level is very high, which is a positive point for growth and expansion of a business. Saha SK,
Kalita J, Saha S (2018) studied the perceptive of consumer perception on cab services. People consider the cab service
was a luxurious necessity and feel justified for the tariff charged by these companies who provides better facilities than
auto-rickshaws and public buses. Employment opportunities for drivers will increase with the rise in the number of
taxis in the city. Pandya et al (2017), studied the impact of the private taxi companies on the public taxi market and
carried out research with specific variables like technology trends, comfort, safety, price, ease of availability and the
payment options are indeed affecting the public taxi market. Kumar & Kumar (2016), Studied the factors which are
influencing the consumers while selecting cab services. Analyze ‘coupon redemption behavior’ and ‘innovativeness and
price consciousness’s’. This study showed that consumers were interested to redeem coupons while selecting cab
services also revealed that they were comfortable to redeem coupons through mobile apps while booking cab services.
The brand image played a role in customer retention.Khupse (2017), studied the passenger motives for using app-based
cab services. A large number of benefits like Wi-Fi services, comfortable traveling, safety, cashback services, quick
availability, economical, offers and discounts availability motivate the riders to take the benefits of app-based taxi
services day by day.Kotler and Keller (2006) defined customer satisfaction as "a person's feeling of pleasure or
disappointment which resulted from comparing a product's perceived performance or outcome against his/ her
expectations".According to Hansemark and Albinsson (2004) “satisfaction is an overall customer attitude towards a
service provider, or an emotional reaction to the difference between what customers anticipate and what they receive,
regarding the fulfillment of some needs, goals or desire’’. According to Rai A.K. (2008) “Perception is defined as
consumer’s belief, concerning the service received or experienced”. V. Hemanth Kumar and K. Sentamilselvan
(2018) focused on customer satisfaction towards online call taxi service providers in the Chennai area. The study
covered consumer's mindset for utilizing the call taxi services like the level of comfort, ease of access, tariff system,
safety & convenience, promotion, and overall satisfaction towards the service quality. Suggestions provided to create
the fullest satisfaction rather than delighting the customers and expand the market base.Balchandran and
Hamzah(2017) Studied the factors affecting service quality of customer satisfaction on ride-sharing services in which
tangibility, reliability, price, promotion, coupon redemption, and comfort to travel these factors have been studied and
has positively influences the customer satisfaction of ride-sharing services. The study also recommended that ride-
sharing providers should focus on price, promotion, and redemption of coupons because of less impact on customer

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satisfaction.Sharma & Das (2017),studied the customers of various radio cabs in India. The research addressed the
practical aspects by understanding various variables on customer satisfaction. The objective was to identify the
dimensions of service quality that influence customer satisfaction.Vilakazi&Govender (2014) studied the commuter's
perceptions in public taxi service by using the RECSA model of service quality which constituted transport service
quality attributes like reliability, efficiency, comfort, safety, and accessibility. Horsu and Yeboah (2015) examined the
factors influence of service quality on customer satisfaction in minicab taxi services by applying the RESCA model of
service quality. The study introduced the variable of driver's behavior along with other variables like reliability,
continuous service, safety, comfort, and affordability has been studied. In this most influencing aspect were comfort,
service reliability, and affordability while safety influences positively less on customer satisfaction. The driver's
behaviors negatively influence customer satisfaction. Vilakazi and Govender(2014) studied the service quality of
public buses by using SERVQUAL in public transport the version of the RECSA model. The service quality dimensions
like reliability, the extent of service, comfort, safety, and Affordability (RECSA) has been studied. The study concluded
that reliability, service, comfort, and safety was influencing the public bus commuter's perception of overall service
quality.
Given the above, several studies have contributed to the dimensions ofservice quality SERVQUAL model by
parasuraman et al (1988), The RECSA model of service quality in the transport sectorby McKnight et al (1986). The
modified model of RECSA proposed by Horsu&Yeboah (2015) has been studied which indicatesanother dimension
“Drivers behavior” as a parameter in his studies with reliability, the extent of service, comfort, safety, and
affordability.Based on the modified RECSA model of service quality attributes proposed by Horshu&Yeboah (2015)
shown in figure.1. In this paper, the researcher studiedseven factors of service quality variables like good service,
availability of cab services, offers and discounts, a tariff of a cab, quick booking, driver’s behavior, and safety during
night time. Hence study has been conducted in city area factors like 'safety during night time' for uber cab services
plays an important role.
Figure 1: Clusters of Service Quality Attributes (Modified RECSA model)

Service Quality Variable:

Safety,
Customer
Comfort,
satisfaction
Continuous,
Service,
Affordability,
Driver behavior,
Reliability

Source: Emmanuel NondzorHorsu& Solomon TawiahYeboah (2015)

Objectives of the study
The research is focused on assessing the influencing factors of customers' experience and uses of online Uber cab
services. Based on a study of secondary data and literature review the objectives of the studies are as follows: -
 To understand the demographic factors of customers using uber cab services in Mumbai city.
 To study the factors of customer experience for online uber cab services.

To fulfill the objectives of the study, the following hypothesis has been studied.
 H01: There is no significant difference between the male and female in the factors uses of Uber cab services.
 H11: There is a significant difference between the male and female in the factors uses of Uber cab services.

 H02: There is no significant difference between the age of customers and the factors responsible for cab services.
 H12: There is a significant difference between the age of customers and the factors responsible for cab services.

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 H03: There is no significant factor in customer experience for online uber cab services.
 H13: There is a significant factor in customer experience for online uber cab services.

Five scales Likert technique was implemented for studying seven major influencing factors of Uber cab services. It
includes variables like good service, availability of cab services, offers and discounts available, a tariff of the cab, quick
bookings, driver's behaviors, and safety during night time traveling. The frequency of using uber taxi service, duration
of services, and reasons for preferring cab services was also a part of the studies.
Research Methodology
The research is focused on factors that are influencing the uses of online Uber cab services in the Mumbai area and
their customer experiences have been studied. The demographics like age, gender, and monthly income of uber users
have been investigated. Secondary data of the study was collected through various published journals, reports, articles,
research papers, and websites.
The exploratory research method was used to describe the characteristics of the population of study which was used in
research through observations and survey methods.A convenience sampling technique was used.Primary data was
collected through a survey method where a Structural questionnaire was prepared for a survey through the Five Scale
Likert Method. The sample size of data was collected from the Mumbai area. 104 respondents have been studied for
research that uses the mobile application of Uber cab services. The study is limited to Mumbai area. Due to time
constraints 104 sample have been studied for paper.
SPSS version 20 (statistical package for social sciences) is used for the analysis of data. The reliability score
(Cronbach's Alpha) of the questionnaire is presented in table 1. The value calculated 0.808 which indicates a high level
of reliability.

Table 1. Reliability Test

Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's N of Items
Alpha
.808 7

Data Interpretation and Analysis:

Maan Whitney test was used since the data was not normally distributed shown in Table A in Annexure normality test
of factors. Demographics of two groups (male and female) comparison has been studied with factors of uses of Uber cab
services. Mean Rank of factors has been studied with gender which is shown in Table C in Annexure.
Kruskal-Wallis Test has been used since data were not normally distributed. Age of respondent (18- 25, 25-40, 40-60,
60& above) four groups studied with factors of Uber cab services. Mean Rank of factors has been studied with the age
of respondents which is shown in Table D in Annexure.
The frequency with percentage has been used for interpretation of demographics profile of respondents which is shown
in Table 2.

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Table 2: Demographic profile of respondents

Source: SPSS Output

Hypothesis Testing: -
I) Mann Whitney testing for factors uses for Uber Cab Services-
Seven variables score were checked for normality test by using Shapiro’s Wilk test described in Table A in Annexure
where a value of less than 0.05 was achieved. So, it was found that all the variable was not normally distributed and
therefore to compare this between the male and female Maan Whitney test was used.
H01: There is no significant difference between the male and female in the factors uses of Uber cab services.
To compare the factors uses of uber cab services with male and female hypothesis H01 has been tested (Table 3). It
means all the factors are positively influencing both males and females for the uses of Uber Cab services. The ‘p’ value
for independent factors is less than 0.05 which means the Null hypothesis has been accepted.An alternative hypothesis
has been rejected.

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Table 3: Maan Whitney Test

Test Statistics
cab Offers Tariff Quick Drivers Safety good
availability and Bookings Behavior during late- service
Discount night travel
s
1337.50
Mann-Whitney U 1245.500 1274.500 1325.500 1239.500 1132.500 1291.500
0
2877.50
Wilcoxon W 2470.500 2499.500 2550.500 2464.500 2672.500 2516.500
0
Z -.754 -.071 -.502 -.157 -.748 -1.563 -.404
Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) .451 .944 .616 .875 .454 .118 .686
Exact Sig. (2-tailed) .452 .968 .619 .878 .463 .127 .697
Exact Sig. (1-tailed) .226 .485 .313 .456 .231 .067 .348
Point Probability .008 .021 .009 .033 .007 .011 .002
a. Grouping Variable: Gender
Source: SPSS Output

There is no significant difference in the factors influencing male and female for the use of online uber cab services. The
variables like good services, availability of cab, a tariff of a cab, quick booking services, driver behavior and safe during
late-night travel, etc. have no significant differences between males and females of uber users.
II) Kruskal Wallis testing for factors responsible for Uber Cab Services-
Seven variables factors were not normally distributed and therefore to compare this with the age of customers Kruskal
Wallis test was used.
H02: There is no significant difference between the age of customers and the factors responsible for Uber cab services.
To compare factors of uses of online uber cab services with an age group of customers. Hypothesis H02 has been tested
(Table 4).The ‘p’ value for independent factors is less than 0.05. The null hypothesis is accepted and the Alternate
hypothesis is rejected.It means all the factors of using for uber cab were positively influencing with all age groups of
customers.
Table 4: Kruskal Wallis Test
Test Statistics
good service cab Offers and Tariff Quick Drivers Safety
availability Discounts Bookings Behavior during late-
night travel

Chi-Square 13.756 .957 2.481 15.433 1.213 6.913 1.384

Df 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Asymp. Sig. .003 .812 .479 .001 .750 .075 .709
Exact Sig. .002 .814 .483 .001 .755 .072 .708
Point
.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000
Probability
a. Kruskal Wallis Test
b. Grouping Variable: Age
Source: SPSS Output

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Therefore, it was concluded that there is no significant difference in the factors of uses of uber cab services withthe age
of customers.
III) Mann Whitney testing for customer experience factors of Uber Cab Services: -
Five variables score were checked for normality test by using Shapiro’s Wilk test described in Table B in Annexure
where P value of less than 0.05 was achieved. So, it was found that all the variable was not normally distributed and
therefore Maan Whitney test was used.
 H13: There are significant factors of customer experience for online uber cab services.

To compare theexperience of male and female customers for online uber cab services,hypothesis H13 has been tested
(Table 5). The results indicated that customers experience factors are positively influencing male and female customers.
The ‘p’ value for independent factors is greater than 0.05 which means Null hypothesis has been rejected and Alternate
hypothesis has been accepted.

Table 5: Maan Whitney Test

Test Statistics
Driver Reach on Overall
Behavior Time Services Qualified Drivers On-time pick up
Mann-Whitney U 1314.500 1024.500 1219.500 1294.500 1228.500
Wilcoxon W 2854.500 2249.500 2444.500 2834.500 2453.500
Z -.232 -2.244 -.990 -.371 -.866
Asymp. Sig. (2-
.816 .025 .322 .710 .387
tailed)
a. Grouping Variable: Gender

The experience about factors likedriver’s behavior, overall services, qualified drivers experience, and on-time pickup
services are positively influencing male and female customers of online uber cab services in Mumbai.

Figure 2: Customer Experience factors

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Therefore, it has been concluded thatfemales customers have good experience of uber services in terms of well qualified
and behavior of drivers during traveling whereas males customers have good experience in the on-time pickup, reach
on time, and overall good services. As per figure 2 Customer Experience factors, Female customers feel safe during
night time journey as compared to male customers.

Conclusions:
Modern consumers are innovative; prefer convenient, comfortable, faster, safer, and cost-effective travellers. The
innovative and tech-savvy behavior of consumer now a day helps to download the mobile application of online Uber cab
services. It helps to book a car/cab/auto-rickshaw online for easy comfortable traveling in cities. The present study tried
to examine the factors of customer experience and uses of online Uber cab services. The findings indicated that, Uber
services are more convenient and faster, provides good cab service at a very effective cost. The availability of offers &
discounts, behavior of drivers, quick booking of the cab were the most influential factors of Uber services. As the study
focused on demographics of Uber cab users, it has been concluded thatfemales customers have good experience of
services in terms of well qualified and well behavior of drivers during their traveling hours whereas males customers
have good experience in the on-time pickup and drop and overall good services. Similarly, ‘safety during night time
journey’ in this attribute female’s customer feels safe as compared to male’s customers. The study identified, major
reasons for traveling with Uber cab services was traffic problems, avoid car parking, and get access from office to home
or home to the office easily.
The study identified the importance of customer experience in Uber cab services in Mumbai city. It is therefore
recommended that, marketers of app based online mobile taxi services can tap the need for segmentation of online
customers by providing online offers, discount coupons, monthly passes, easy options of making payments etc.
Promotion offer for customers can decide based on the frequency of Uber rides and the amount of money spent for a
particular period like (Monthly Pass). Marketers can implement their marketing strategies and relationship strategies
based on the experience of customers.
It should be noted that, the study had a limitations which are due to its focus on Uber cab services and data collected
from Mumbai city. Future study can focus on customer satisfaction in other cities and other app based online taxi
services.

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Annexure
A) Normality test for Influencing Factors for users of Uber

Tests of Normality
Kolmogorov-Smirnova Shapiro-Wilk
Statistic df Sig. Statistic df Sig.
good service .263 102 .000 .727 102 .000
cab availability .319 102 .000 .817 102 .000

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Offers and Discounts .245 102 .000 .798 102 .000

Tariff .224 102 .000 .848 102 .000
Quick Bookings .267 102 .000 .810 102 .000
Drivers Behavior .270 102 .000 .806 102 .000
Safety during late-night
.297 102 .000 .788 102 .000
travel
a. Lilliefors Significance Correction

B) Normality test for customer experience

Tests of Normality
Experience of Kolmogorov-Smirnova Shapiro-Wilk
Customers Statistic Df Sig. Statistic df Sig.
Driver Behavior .249 104 .000 .834 104 .000
On-time pick up .295 104 .000 .800 104 .000
Reach on Time .247 104 .000 .821 104 .000
Uber cab services .329 104 .000 .765 104 .000
Qualified Drivers .251 104 .000 .813 104 .000
a. Lilliefors Significance Correction

C) Mann-Whitney Mean Rank

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D) Kruskal Wallis Mean Rank

KRUSKAL WALLIS TEST (FACTORS AND AGE) (MEAN RANK)

Ranks
Age N Mean Rank
18-25 36 53.56
25-40 38 61.26
good service 40-60 19 32.97
60& above 11 52.50
Total 104
18-25 36 54.61
25-40 38 50.45
cab availability 40-60 19 55.18
60& above 11 48.05
Total 104
18-25 36 48.94
25-40 38 53.13
Offers and Discounts 40-60 19 51.39
60& above 11 63.86
Total 104
18-25 34 44.15
25-40 38 64.00
Tariff 40-60 19 36.82
60& above 11 56.41
Total 102
18-25 36 49.89
25-40 38 56.16
Quick Bookings 40-60 19 49.66
60& above 11 53.32
Total 104
18-25 36 46.83
25-40 38 60.82
Drivers Behavior 40-60 19 43.66
60& above 11 57.59
Total 104
18-25 36 51.00
25-40 38 53.82
Safety during late-night travel 40-60 19 48.55
60& above 11 59.68
Total 104
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E) Mann-Whitney Mean Rank of customer experience

Ranks
Gender N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks
Do you feel safe when getting a Female 49 55.28 2708.50
cab on your own, during the Male 55 50.03 2751.50
night journey? Total 104
Your Experiences about Uber Female 49 50.07 2453.50
cabs? [On time pick up] Male 55 54.66 3006.50
Total 104
Your Experiences about Uber Female 49 53.17 2605.50
cabs? [Driver Behaviour] Male 55 51.90 2854.50
Total 104
Your Experiences about Uber Female 49 45.91 2249.50
cabs? [Reach on Time] Male 55 58.37 3210.50
Total 104
Your Experiences about Uber Female 49 49.89 2444.50
cabs? [ Overall services] Male 55 54.83 3015.50
Total 104
Your Experiences about Uber Female 49 53.58 2625.50
cabs? [Qualified Drivers] Male 55 51.54 2834.50
Total 104

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