Ryde Me is the in-game taxi app coming to GTA 6, and it doubles as the game’s fast travel system. It lives on your character’s phone and lets you hail a cab to jump between spots around Vice City instead of driving every trip by hand.
Quick answer: Open the Ryde Me app on your in-game phone, pick a destination, and the taxi carries you there so you can fast travel across Leonida.

What Ryde Me is in GTA 6
Ryde Me is a parody of ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, and it comes pre-installed on the phone your character carries. This is the first time a Grand Theft Auto game has packaged the taxi as a proper app rather than a car you flag down on the street.
The app sits alongside the phone’s other tools, so calling a ride is part of the same interface you use for the rest of the game’s connected systems. That places fast travel directly in your pocket instead of tying it to a specific vehicle or location.
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You use Ryde Me to book a taxi and set a destination, then the ride takes you between locations around Vice City. Gameplay previews confirm that this is the route to fast travel in GTA 6, so the app is the intended way to skip long drives across the map.
The core loop follows a pattern the series has used for years. You request a cab, lock in where you want to go, and let the taxi handle the journey to your chosen spot.

Passenger conversations and possible carpooling
Rides in Ryde Me can include other passengers sharing the same taxi, and you can talk with them during the trip. These conversations can carry on until the ride ends if you choose to keep them going.
Sharing a cab with other passengers points to some form of carpooling built into the app. It adds a social layer to what has traditionally been a plain point-to-point transport tool in earlier games.
How taxi fast travel has worked in past GTA games
Taxis have carried players around since Grand Theft Auto 3, and Rockstar has leaned on them as a travel option ever since. In older titles you could call a taxi, choose a destination, and pay a little extra to skip the drive entirely and arrive at your target.
| Element | Older GTA games | GTA 6 |
|---|---|---|
| How you request it | Flag down a taxi on the street | Book through the Ryde Me phone app |
| Setting a destination | Lock a destination in the cab | Pick a destination in the app |
| Passenger interaction | Not a feature | Talk with other passengers during shared rides |

What is still unconfirmed
The exact booking flow has not been detailed yet. It is not clear how the in-app request screen is laid out or whether you can pay extra to jump straight to your destination the way you could in previous games.
The broader shape of the fast travel system also remains open. Ryde Me is confirmed as the app that enables it, but the finer rules of how far you can travel and what each ride costs have not been spelled out. Expect those specifics to become clearer as more of GTA 6’s phone and travel systems are shown.






