> As someone who lives in Manhattan below 125th street, you could not be more wrong. I've lived in NY for 30 years. I've lived below 125th street in manhattan

> As someone who lives in Manhattan below 125th street, you could not be more wrong. I've lived in NY for 30 years. I've lived below 125th street in manhattan for a decade of that. The wealth of statistics available to defend your point is at your fingertips. And... you went with "nuh-uh". That doesn't really convince me of much. For some anecdata, I've only known 1 person to take a cab in both directions every day. The only reason was because they got a new job. 3 months later their lease was up and they moved to a more convenient spot. I know plenty of people who take cabs several times a week, but that's also not a demographic it will be taking from. > Also you are using figures of user who live "outside" Manhattan which do not at all benefit from Uber POOL. That was my point. I'm pointing out that the majority of the traffic comes from elsewhere or non-commuter traffic, meaning that the impact of this would be insignificant in the big picture.