I kind of doubt it. That's really more of an urban thing and when you look at places like Manhattan the days of a private car have been long gone for a lot (pro

I kind of doubt it. That's really more of an urban thing and when you look at places like Manhattan the days of a private car have been long gone for a lot (probably most) of those who live there, so it's not a big transition to "uber" from taxis or self-driven taxis for them. I live in a very rural area and there's no way my neighbors and I could wait on a ride or sharing service to do what we need to do. There are a lot more of us than urban techies seem to think when they make such predictions.