The article says that there's a 3% to 6% reduction in transit usage. That's too low to mean anything yet. The biggest hit to transit will be when such a ride-h

The article says that there's a 3% to 6% reduction in transit usage. That's too low to mean anything yet. The biggest hit to transit will be when such a ride-hailing service launches an autonomous electric UberPool-like service, because it could be much more effective in routing traffic than a human driver would be. It's also funny that, right now, the article title contradicts Betteridge's law of headlines.