COOP Rideshare

I’ve been really happy supporting Colorado Coop. When they first launched, pickup times could be a bit longer—but that’s changed dramatically. As they’ve grown, the service has improved exponentially, and it’s clear they’re investing in operations rather than cutting corners. What really sets Colorado Coop apart is that it’s a driver-owned cooperative. Profits go back to the people doing the work, not to distant shareholders or a tech conglomerate focused purely on maximizing margins. That’s an innovation I genuinely value. If you care about supporting local businesses, fair treatment of workers, and a model that prioritizes people over profit optimization, Colorado Coop is absolutely worth choosing. I’m excited to see them continue to scale while staying true to their values.

We should show riders how many drivers are nearby before they book a trip.

I have taken rides out of the airport and out of downtown at hours of peak demand. I always got rides faster and cheaper on coop. After the Paul McCartney concert I got a ride to wheat ridge for 22 bucks on a crowded street. Everyone around me was being quoted 60-80 bucks and whining about drivers cancelling while I jumped in the car. Drivers believe in this platform because it treats them fairly. Uber and Lyft exploit drivers and give them no job protection. You’ll get picked up quicker and get better service. Support an alternative to corporate greed AND get better service, this app is a no brainer!