The document discusses the economics of on-demand mobility services like Uber and Lyft compared to individual vehicle ownership. It highlights the cost per mile for these services and compares it to the cost of owning a vehicle in various U.S. metropolitan areas. The analysis suggests that ridesharing may be more economical for certain urban households. The document also explores the potential cost benefits of autonomous vehicles in the future.
doj/DataSet10/EFTA01385143.pdf
{"title":"The Cost of On Demand Mobility","document_date":"2017-09-24","document_type":"other","key_locations":["Los Angeles","New York City","San Bernardino-Riverside"],"key_organizations":["General Motors Co","Uber","Lyft","Deutsche Bank Securities Inc"]}