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Anecdotally, I've seen this for wait staff; Most public transit services have reduced service on nights and weekends; so, in a world where you don't have a car
by smileysteve 7y ago
Anecdotally, I've seen this for wait staff;
Most public transit services have reduced service on nights and weekends; so, in a world where you don't have a car; you can take the train/bus to get to a shift in the day, but must take a cab or uber home.
It seems obvious that Ubers or Taxis would serve this purpose wherever vehicle ownership is cost prohibitive and public transit is at all available.
Likely, this isn't "the poor" but inclusive of much of the working class in modern cities.
- vertex-four 7y agoLondon has night buses, and trains running up to midnight and starting again around 4:30am, every day. The working class does not in general commute by Uber in London.