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-You should target employers, not employees. -Asking how much they would pay is not the same as asking how much would they pay at most. E.g. I would rather pay
by abbasmehdi 15y ago
-You should target employers, not employees.
-Asking how much they would pay is not the same as asking how much would they pay at most. E.g. I would rather pay $3/trip but would pay up to $7.
-You don't describe the service offered: the nicer it is the more someone would pay if they were paying out of pocket (yellow school bus or an air conditioned coach with WiFi, power outlets, tons of leg room, very few stops, a toilet and fold down tables).
- jhuckestein 15y agoAgreed with the phrasing of the question, although I think most people got the idea. From what I hear in many cases employees have to buy caltrain passes and expense them. Having employees pay would directly replace that. Since most people in this thread suggested talking to employers, I might look into that, thanks. The service offered would probably have all the amenities you describe (bathroom is a maybe, not sure about cost/benefit)
- abbasmehdi 15y agoGreat! FYI: I was commenting on the survey not on the service offered (I'm in no position to comment on the service, I live ~400 miles away).