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There are plenty of people who will just fail to see the financial incentive, even after it's become obvious to people like you and I. Unless the cost becomes t

There are plenty of people who will just fail to see the financial incentive, even after it's become obvious to people like you and I. Unless the cost becomes truly debilitating (and, granted, at some point it probably will) they won't change. Don't underestimate how stubborn people can be, especially if they're Americans who feel their freedom is being threatened.

dragonwriter 10y ago
The cost of personally owned vehicles is already out of reach of lots of urban Americans; for them, differences in the cost of on-demand rentals (taxi, etc.) will be quite noticeable and have significant effect. Suburban and rural residents will rely on personally owned, human driven cars longer, sure.