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I'd guess that none of them want that to happen, and it would only be a new entrant who would ever be so disruptive. I hope you're right though, that could be a
by abraae 10y ago
I'd guess that none of them want that to happen, and it would only be a new entrant who would ever be so disruptive. I hope you're right though, that could be a truly superior business model. You can't underestimate the power of a radically engaged workforce.
- grandalf 10y agoTrue, I think Uber and Lyft are very unlikely to do it. As a consequence, drivers are extremely disloyal and many have two phones, one running each app and they pick on a ride by ride basis which app to use. I think it's getting easier and easier for a new entrant to disrupt the market by offering a platform that better incentivizes driver loyalty. It's not necessary to force drivers to switch, only to put the new app on one of the phones they are already using.