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This is already the case in urban environments. Many people do not own cars but just use taxis. I think there are even some subscription taxi services too. As
by randyrand 13y ago
This is already the case in urban environments. Many people do not own cars but just use taxis. I think there are even some subscription taxi services too.
As for why this will probably never take on in less urban environments:
- 5-10 minute wait times (people are inpatient)
- Can't leave belongings in car
- Keeping the car clean would add cost to the service
- Dewie 13y ago> This is already the case in urban environments. Many people do not own cars but just use taxis. I think there are even some subscription taxi services too. There are people that share a small garage of vehicles, or are members of a club that rents out a lot of vehicles on an hourly or daily basis. It seems like an economical choice for people that don't need a car every day, but sometimes. Plus, the assortment of cars is varied so they can probably get things like a van if they are going to move out of their apartment or something.