Ride-hailing services in Argentina have become a routine part of urban mobility, offering commuters a convenient and flexible alternative to public transport and private car ownership. Understanding how men and women engage with these platforms helps operators tailor pricing strategies, loyalty programs, and service availability to match actual demand patterns. The data presented here captures self-reported usage frequency across a 12-month period, providing a practical snapshot of how deeply ride-hailing is embedded in daily life for both genders in Argentina.
