They wouldn’t, actually. It’s been tried and they just don’t have the network effects to be comparable to Uber. A lot of big city rideshare is visitors, tourist

They wouldn’t, actually. It’s been tried and they just don’t have the network effects to be comparable to Uber. A lot of big city rideshare is visitors, tourists, business meetings, etc. who already know Uber/Lyft UI and aren’t willing to download a new phone app for each city they visit, regardless of if it’s better for the drivers.