Oh yeah. I'm not super informed about the specifics, but I have no doubt that there is some level of exploitation going on which can and should be addressed (as

Oh yeah. I'm not super informed about the specifics, but I have no doubt that there is some level of exploitation going on which can and should be addressed (as opposed to just sitting in a laissez-faire grey area indefinitely). It just seems like this is a case where free-market solutions really could be a powerful optimization for just about everyone involved (already the companies are struggling with drivers exploiting the system themselves). There is always regulation necessary, I just hope that this particular business remains pretty fluid compared to most industries. Part of this stems from my suspicion that the steady-state of driving services will either require a bulk of the labor to be done by people for which driving is not their primary income anyway, or there to be a very large overhead built into the prices.