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No I don't believe that at all. Part of the money you pay for share cars would be going into someone's pockets. It's literally a negative externality that they
by lovich 9y ago
No I don't believe that at all. Part of the money you pay for share cars would be going into someone's pockets. It's literally a negative externality that they are pushing onto society. Sometimes those negative externalities are worth the benefits that a business brings around but that's not a garunteed or even common occurrence and it shouldn't just be assumed to be a positive
- Johnny555 9y agoPart of the money that I pay for my own car goes in someone's pockets, so I don't understand why that matters. But when I lived in that city, I'd have paid far less overall if I used car-share instead of owning my own car. When I park my own car on the public street, that space is dedicated 100% to me. When a car-share car is parked there, then several people benefit from that space.