The part that excites me the most is the potential for reducing car ownership. The utlization rate for both cars and parking spaces is extremely low (something

The part that excites me the most is the potential for reducing car ownership. The utlization rate for both cars and parking spaces is extremely low (something like 5% for cars and 15% for parking spaces), so it's not hard to imagine hundreds of billions of dollars in savings. As for low wages for the drivers, I think that won't be a problem that disappears on its own, but I'm strongly against solving social problems by trying to keep wages up artificially.