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I switched from commuting to working remotely about 6 months ago, and, unsurprisingly, I drive much less now. I can walk almost everywhere I need to go, and at
by caseyohara 13y ago
I switched from commuting to working remotely about 6 months ago, and, unsurprisingly, I drive much less now. I can walk almost everywhere I need to go, and at night I usually take Uber – especially when out drinking. My car payment is becoming harder and harder to justify.
I would strongly consider getting rid of my car and exclusively using Uber if they offered some kind of subscription. Plans could vary based on your expected usage. For example, for $150/mo you would get 10 UberX rides, 5 black car rides, and 1 SUV – all within some reasonable distance. If you use all of your credits, any overrages would be billed normally. If you don't use all of your credits, Uber wins. A subscription to drop the minimum fare would also be compelling.
- KaoruAoiShiho 13y agoThis makes more sense for SaaS where there are no marginal costs I think. Drivers are expensive and they don't really need you to use them more when they can barely keep supply up right now.