This makes me wonder where Sidecar is headed. I'm in Boston so I do not get to experience Lyft except when visiting SF twice a year. Sidecar seems to be a muc

This makes me wonder where Sidecar is headed. I'm in Boston so I do not get to experience Lyft except when visiting SF twice a year. Sidecar seems to be a much looser experience than Lyft with the drivers feeling more like the friend of a friend that may or may not get you home alive. That's obviously somewhat of an exaggeration but I've found the few Lyft rides I've taken to be more "professional" than those I've done with Sidecar (and by professional I'm referring to the way the drivers operate their vehicles). Uber is obviously the leader in this but Lyft seems a few steps above Sidecar. As a customer I want as many ride providers as possible to keep competition intense. I'm very curious to see where this market goes.