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> ...no weird routes to tack on extra fees. At first. They will optimize that later.

• e4e78a06 5y ago
  There's no need for that. Rideshare drivers' pay overwhelmingly goes to cost of labor rather than fuel or maintenance, especially in big cities. Uber/Lyft take another 25-40% from the gross fare the passenger pays. Cruise will be capturing all of that and only needs to pass a fraction on to the consumer to get an unassailable price advantage.
  • Drdrdrq 5y ago
    This is only true now, until such rides become the norm. Then the margins will shrink and companies will optimize every way they can.