> Also, as the article points out, there can be considerable latency on arrival, as time may be required to find a place to store the vehicle. With public tran

> Also, as the article points out, there can be considerable latency on arrival, as time may be required to find a place to store the vehicle. With public transport, no time is required on arrival to find parking. And indeed, cities are starting to acknowledge that, with major public events offering off-site parking, and then public transit for the last several miles. The hybrid solution works great in larger states, although I'm not sure if the same strategy would work in, say, manhattan.