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An example for full time ownership is chaining trips together. If I am planning to go to multiple stores over the course of the day (one before work, two at lun
by takk309 9y ago
An example for full time ownership is chaining trips together. If I am planning to go to multiple stores over the course of the day (one before work, two at lunch, and one after), I don't want to have to load and unload my purchases each time I have to get a different car. Or if I plan to do an activity after work that requires lots of equipment home is not along the way, I will bring the gear with and leave it in my car for the day.
These are just two examples from my own life but I am sure there are other reasons to own a private car.
- chii 9y agoIt could be a time based rental, rather than trip based. If you think you'll need it for several trips, you should have the option to do that, rather than having to swap cars between trips.
- aetherson 9y agoTo the extent that that's cheap, you'll see the utilization of the rental cars go down. To the extent that it's not cheap, why are people using this service? There is some kind of happy-ish medium there, but it's another chip away at the claims of the omnipresence of rides-for-hire.