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store them with ease at the side of the street; perhaps paying a fee while they use the land Then it's no longer a sharing model; it's a "I want 24/7 control o
by DrScump 9y ago
store them with ease at the side of the street; perhaps paying a fee while they use the land
Then it's no longer a sharing model; it's a "I want 24/7 control of a bike but only pay for while I'm riding it and park it anywhere without consequences" model.
Which would be handy, but it wouldn't scale well from a business standpoint.
- CalRobert 9y agoFor what it's worth that is exactly how car sharing works in my city and it's doing well, and growing.