Driverless cars will create some big winners — imagine how Uber's and Lyft's profits will jump when they can keep 100% of fares instead of letting drivers keep 70%.
If you own a restaurant, for example, don't simply posit that a struggling cook arrives late for work and whips up uninspired fare; instead, keep track of the tardy arrivals and failures to follow recipes.
The app he's working on tonight deals with slightly less gruesome fare — instead, it aims to walk users through the process of putting together Ikea furniture.
You can devise recipes that are so delicious, some of the guests who don't have a food allergy may opt for trying your fare instead.
The situation is even worse in over-policed communities like the South Bronx, where people often get arrested for fare evasion (instead of receiving a civil summons) and thus face a criminal charge.
"Screening for both [HIV and CC] on the same day is very good and women will like it because people come from very far so it will help on paying for transport fares once instead of going and coming back which is double transport".
Solo riders using UberX now pay a base fare of $2.55 instead of $3, and a minimum fare of $7 instead of $8.
It's noticeably cheaper than paying cash – a single fare costs £1.40 instead of £2.40 – and is a convenient alternative for people who are visiting the city.
