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Instead of paying $450 for those 30 rides, Lyft charges $299. Any extra rides bill separately at a 5 percent discount. Here is what I envision: By 2022 Electr

Instead of paying $450 for those 30 rides, Lyft charges $299. Any extra rides bill separately at a 5 percent discount. Here is what I envision: By 2022 Electric on-demand fleet car 1000 miles/month subscription will be $400/month from Google, Uber, Lyft By 2025, Self-driving Electric fleet car same 1000 miles/month subscription $250/month (sharing rides with other passengers) At this point in 2025, car manufactures Toyota, Renault, Volkswagon etc. are forced to run their own fleet in order to stay in business. At this point, Google will supply Self-driving OS software to all on-demand ride-hailing fleets and pull out of the business of running fleets.

DrScump 8y ago
This will work well with all the excess parking and road capacity we have.
tedmiston 8y ago
My understanding from the Lyft blog post [1] is that you get 30 rides up to the cost of $450 (up to $15 per ride only) for $299. > With an All-Access Plan, you get 30 rides (up to $15 each) when you pay one price of $299 every 30 days. So if you take 30x $6 rides (~the minimum for a normal ride for short distances where I live) = $180, you lose money (-$119) on the subscription assuming my understanding is accurate. It would be more appealing if there were rollover and the credit were not capped to a particular # of rides. It seems weird that major concerns like this didn't get addressed in advance in the post / press. [1]: https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-access-plan https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-...
- LrnByTeach 8y ago
  30x $6 rides = $180 that is one way, you need to come back home that is another 30 rides. what I posted was $400/month subscription for 1000 miles per month. You can use 1000 miles/month in as many rides as you like. 1000 miles /month is the USA car owner average driving.

DrScump 8y ago

This will work well with all the excess parking and road capacity we have.

tedmiston 8y ago

My understanding from the Lyft blog post [1] is that you get 30 rides up to the cost of $450 (up to $15 per ride only) for $299. > With an All-Access Plan, you get 30 rides (up to $15 each) when you pay one price of $299 every 30 days. So if you take 30x $6 rides (~the minimum for a normal ride for short distances where I live) = $180, you lose money (-$119) on the subscription assuming my understanding is accurate. It would be more appealing if there were rollover and the credit were not capped to a particular # of rides. It seems weird that major concerns like this didn't get addressed in advance in the post / press. [1]: https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-access-plan https://blog.lyft.com/posts/subscribe-and-save-with-the-all-...

LrnByTeach 8y ago
30x $6 rides = $180 that is one way, you need to come back home that is another 30 rides. what I posted was $400/month subscription for 1000 miles per month. You can use 1000 miles/month in as many rides as you like. 1000 miles /month is the USA car owner average driving.