Isn't a major limitation of "Car as a Service" the fact that millions of people commute at approximately the same time? Services like this seem like they would

Isn't a major limitation of "Car as a Service" the fact that millions of people commute at approximately the same time? Services like this seem like they would be fantastic if you live somewhere with good public transport/bike/pedestrian accessibility to get around during peak times and just need a car occasionally but do not seem viable in a suburban environment (where tens of millions of us still live). Hopefully innovation like this will result in better public and alternative forms of transportation that allow the car as a service to work in suburban environments.