I'm keeping an eye on some of the developing cooperative ride-hailing and delivery apps (eg [1] [2]). As long as you're not trying to allocate a huge amount of

I'm keeping an eye on some of the developing cooperative ride-hailing and delivery apps (eg [1] [2]). As long as you're not trying to allocate a huge amount of R&D to a huge number growth areas, the core mobile hailing services should actually amount to a pretty low overhead to supply. By squeezing out costs of a VC management ownership & hypergrowth objectives, as well as automating more of the core administrative needs, that mix of tech and operating approach should be very competitive for providing modern ride services. [1] https://drivers.coop/ https://drivers.coop/ [2] https://www.kqed.org/news/11849055/tired-of-big-tech-co-ops-appeal-to-delivery-workers-burned-by-gigs https://www.kqed.org/news/11849055/tired-of-big-tech-co-ops-...