It's about awareness and opportunity required before the arrangement you suggest, imo. If Waze becomes the "I need a ride " or "I'm coming to work, want me to

It's about awareness and opportunity required before the arrangement you suggest, imo. If Waze becomes the "I need a ride " or "I'm coming to work, want me to pick you up?" handy-dandy awareness machine that is dynamic (key point) and universal (in everyone's pocket) then i think it becomes another management-benefit tool for the scores of workers that do not own cars in areas without transportation. Before I go to my retailer I'll check waze to see if anyone I know needs a ride. Likewise when I drive home. This is missing from our engagement with employees - a way to help with transportation. I hope waze works the way I think it will.