Which transportation company recovered from a major product failure when they rebranded their initial rideshare app launch that was widely rejected by consumers before becoming a global success?

In the transportation industry, not every product launch or rebranding effort succeeds. Some face initial rejection only to make remarkable comebacks. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most famous product failure-to-success stories in the transportation sector that occurred in the early 2010s. Think you know your transportation brand history? Let's see if you can identify which major transportation company successfully recovered from a disastrous product launch.

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Uber (initially launched as 'UberCab' with a confusing luxury-only model that failed to gain traction before pivoting to their current strategy)
Lyft (originally launched as 'Zimride' with a focus on long-distance carpooling that consumers rejected before rebranding)
Bird (first entered the market with rental cars before pivoting to e-scooters after their initial business model failed)
Waymo (launched as 'Google Chauffeur' with a subscription-only model that was discontinued before their current on-demand approach)