This is a long fight and $15M will be burned fairly quickly. What they have over Uber is essentially nothing. The "hard" problems of driver and consumer mobile app and infrastructure/coverage have already been laid out. Investors would have to throw lots of money at a business and at legislation to out-pace what Uber and Lyft are doing.
I guess my point is anything Sidecar can/is doing, Uber and Lyft can do overnight with the same infrastructure and workforce for a fraction of the cost. What am I missing?
I guess my point is anything Sidecar can/is doing, Uber and Lyft can do overnight with the same infrastructure and workforce for a fraction of the cost. What am I missing?