>I would generally prefer to get the tube as compared to e.g. an Uber, even if there were no price difference. The rest of the discussion aside, I agree with y

>I would generally prefer to get the tube as compared to e.g. an Uber, even if there were no price difference. The rest of the discussion aside, I agree with you regarding my experiences on the NYC subway. However, that is because I organized my entire living situation around the locations of subway stations and lines near my office. If that constraint didn't exist (there were a reasonable alternative to the subway), I may well choose to live elsewhere, and therefore, prefer to use Ubers or other methods of transportation. For many of us who use public transportation, we have built our lives around a constraint that may no longer be present in the future and may allow for people to live in currently less desirable parts of cities.