> If the problem is efficiently moving people around in a city; well to be honest I find this premise a bit ridiculous. Call me a European, but I find the idea that moving 1-2 people in private vehicles on roads being superior than public transit -preferably on rail- simply absurd.
Much of the US like Huston and Miami is extremely lacking in public transit, and will likely never build the infrastructure.
> Ride-hailing workers were already often working for less than minimum wage.
Much of the US like Huston and Miami is extremely lacking in public transit, and will likely never build the infrastructure.
> Ride-hailing workers were already often working for less than minimum wage.
~50% of your fare goes to the driver.