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I don't believe that moves the needle in the grand scheme of things.

• freehunter 9y ago
  Yeah I certainly would not want to have to Uber around town every day. If I had that kind of money to blow, I'd either buy a car or I'd live downtown and not in the suburbs.
  • ghaff 9y ago
    I guess I can imagine subsidized Uber and other services of its ilk making it more practical to get a ride back and forth from the city for various events. But it's hard to see it making any difference in my day to day exurban life. I have a car and that's what I'm going to use on a typical (or even not so typical) day.
  • bsder 9y ago
    Perhaps, but Uber can replace your third, fourth, fifth, etc. car. I, personally, have two older, completely paid for cars. When one eventually goes, I will not feel the need to replace it immediately since I can use Lyft to get around if my remaining car is offline.