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Assuming the cars have internal cameras they should be able to surcharge riders who trash the cars.
by klipt 2y ago
Assuming the cars have internal cameras they should be able to surcharge riders who trash the cars.
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- KennyBlanken 2y agoThat doesn't cover all the normal cleaning needed just from people being in the cars, on top of environmental stuff (sand, dirt, mud, leaf debris, pollen...) Like others said: the second they have run drivers out, the cars will stop getting cleaned obsessively because you won't have a choice. Same thing that happened when Lyft and Uber when they ran the taxi industry out of business. Same thing that happened when Zipcar was established. Cars went from being spotless and well maintained to damaged, dirty, and half the dash being lit up.
- dventimi 2y ago> you won't have a choice I will have a choice. I will choose one of the competitors. > Same thing that happened when Lyft and Uber when they ran the taxi industry out of business There's still a taxicab industry in San Francisco. It became better after competing with Lyft and Uber.