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"But what these businesses have turned into are marketplaces for exactly what they were trying to replace" I suggest you actually go and talk to a few Uber/Lyft
by dabei 9y ago
"But what these businesses have turned into are marketplaces for exactly what they were trying to replace"
I suggest you actually go and talk to a few Uber/Lyft drivers. Most of the ones I talked to are not your usual taxi drivers. Many of them do it part time for the flexibility and have other interesting activities while not driving.
- empath75 9y agoThat's highly regional. Most of the time I've gotten uber in the city, they've been full time drivers.
- tedmiston 9y agoIn big cities it seems like there are more full-time drivers, but my experience out here in Cincinnati, Ohio (with a population of ~300k in the city and 2.2M in the metropolitan area) we have mostly part-time drivers.