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I get that - I just don't think it'll happen. Instead you'll have 2 people who had a price ceiling of $10 each being transported for $16. Great for the driver,

• hershel 12y ago
  On a $10 fare , UBER gets $2(or $4 for 2 trips) , the driver gets $8 For the $16 trip, let's say UBER gives $10 for the driver(instead of ~$8), and takes $6. UBER still comes ahead. And don't forget the huge lockup it gets - which is valuable in and off itself, esp. in the long term as a basis for self driving cars service. There's of course the issue of decreased traffic for drivers, but there's probably a strategy to make it work.