As the article notes, this isn't about ride-sharing as we know it. It's about having your car autonomously drive somebody else around without you. You can use y

As the article notes, this isn't about ride-sharing as we know it. It's about having your car autonomously drive somebody else around without you. You can use your Tesla while driving for Uber or Lyft — but if you're going to have the car autonomously drive people around for fares, Tesla requires that you put it on their network. It's still lame, but it's not the "You can't drive for Uber in a Tesla" situation that a lot of people seem to be interpreting it as.