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Because it adds friction to what both drivers and riders want to be an easy, smooth transaction. Sidecar tried this approach and had their lunch eaten by Uber a
by doktorhladnjak 6y ago
Because it adds friction to what both drivers and riders want to be an easy, smooth transaction. Sidecar tried this approach and had their lunch eaten by Uber and Lyft.
- rmrfstar 6y agoFair enough, people seem to prefer stores to flea markets where haggling is permitted. But stores bear product liability for dangerous products, vicarious liability for employee misconduct, and are bound by employment/labor law. You can't claim to be a flea market when you are really a store.