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I mean that's nice and all but when I'm going anywhere in San Francisco it's walk if it's close enough, too far then scoot/lyft bikes, rain/massive hills then U
by tick_tock_tick 5y ago
I mean that's nice and all but when I'm going anywhere in San Francisco it's walk if it's close enough, too far then scoot/lyft bikes, rain/massive hills then Uber. A personally owned one just isn't an option for the vast majority of my travel since I can't safely lock it indoors at most of my destination. It wouldn't last a month with me locking it outside.
- devadvance 5y agoStrongly agree with this. I'd add that shared vehicles of any kind make multimodal transportation far more feasible. For example, I can walk to a bike dock, take a bike a few miles, then dock it. I can then bus/rideshare home as a result of weather, timing, luggage, etc. It's certainly possible to do this with owned vehicles to some extent, but with far less flexibility.