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People who say that we are moving away from individually owned to centralized ownership on-demand vehicle usage obviously don’t have families.
by rblatz 6y ago
People who say that we are moving away from individually owned to centralized ownership on-demand vehicle usage obviously don’t have families.
- robotresearcher 6y agoFor many years my family had one car instead of two because we were able to use a shared car co-op for the occasional need for a second. I bet a good car share service raises the average duty cycle of cars in the city by a useful amount.
- rblatz 6y agoThat’s fair. In a two car household both cars aren’t typically used for hauling the kids around.
- Isinlor 6y agoWouldn't it be easier to not own a car with family? Everyone older than lets say 13 years old could go their own way as needed when needed. No need to leave work earlier to pick up kids or to send them on after school activities. As more people switch to not owning the need for parking spots disappears. Cities can be more dense, real estate cheaper.