Or this could be a temporary market gap while companies are both building tech to replace uber/lyft, and/or waiting to see if uber/lyft fold. My bet is in a ye

Or this could be a temporary market gap while companies are both building tech to replace uber/lyft, and/or waiting to see if uber/lyft fold. My bet is in a year, if uber/lyft stay out of Austin, there will be a local replacement that obeys the laws that Austin decided on.