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I can see a competitor using the fast food model to effectively compete with Uber. By having a large enough number of clean, reliable and uniform cars a compet
by pcrh 11y ago
I can see a competitor using the fast food model to effectively compete with Uber.
By having a large enough number of clean, reliable and uniform cars a competitor would provide a more consistent and predictable ride than Uber, which relies on its drivers subsidizing the cost of a variety of different vehicles.
Sure, you would be getting a McTaxi instead of an a la carte experience, but at least you would know what you order is what you get.
- danieltillett 11y agoYou raise a very good point. When it comes to a service like Uber most people just want a McTaxi experience; they want to get to where they want to go efficiently in a safe and friendly manner. They are not looking for more than this. The reason McDonalds is successful is not because they produce great food, but because they meet a minimum standard in consistent way. The way Uber currently works make this hard to deliver.