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In a real ride share you could negotiate the cost, say you find someone who is driving to where you work already you could figure out what they pay for the car
by shams93 10y ago
In a real ride share you could negotiate the cost, say you find someone who is driving to where you work already you could figure out what they pay for the car and the ride themselves, then you both get to use the rideshare lane, but you have a much lower cost for commuting than using uber or lyft to commute with a negotiated process to rideshare.
- greglindahl 10y agoWhere this is common, the $$ is usually "free". See Washington DC "slug lines" for an example. Slug lines have very limited pick-up and drop-off points.