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You sound like you live in the suburbs. I suspect car-as-a-service wouldn't be popular there. Honestly, if you live close enough to the store that you can drive
by encoderer 13y ago
You sound like you live in the suburbs. I suspect car-as-a-service wouldn't be popular there. Honestly, if you live close enough to the store that you can drive there in under 5 minutes, to me that's a sign that you don't need to drive there.
Where I live (Berkeley), and in the Sf Bay Area in general, car as a service would be remarkably effective and popular.
- intended 13y agodo people realize that all these space savings mean that builders will now make smaller houses and more of them?
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoThat already happens in mega cities where parking spots are around $500k. I take taxis all the time so I'm already living in the future, the western developed world will catch up eventually.