This was my first thought as well - it seems like a thought out risk mitigation strategy that plays well from a PR perspective. It's a savvy move, and to your

This was my first thought as well - it seems like a thought out risk mitigation strategy that plays well from a PR perspective. It's a savvy move, and to your point likely escapes the typical drivers awareness. So at what point does regulation get in the mix as Lyft or other ride sharing companies take direct action that signals risk acknowledgement or indemnification?