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Uber has just reinvented the bus … again

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Uber has just reinvented the bus ... again
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This story originally APPARATUS GRIST and is part of the Climatic distant collaboration.

Every few years, an economics company of the Silicon Valley concert announces a “disruptive” innovation that looks greatly to a bus. Uber launched intelligent routes a decade ago, follow shortly after by the Lyft shuttle of his biggest. Even Elon Musk tried in 2018 with the “urban loop system” that has never materialized enough Beyond the las vegas strip. And does anyone remember the cart?

Now the Uber turn is again. The recently annuudd travel racing company Sharein which the shuttles will travel dozens of fixed routes, with fixed stops, collecting passengers and leaving them fixed. Among the inevitable jokes about Silicon Valley, discover once again buses are serious questions about what will mean transit systems in difficulty, air quality and congestion.

Uber promised that the program, which was launched in seven cities at the end of May, will bring bold peak switches of “cheaper and more predictable” transport “.

“Many of our users generally live in the same area, generally work in the same area and are the same commuterism at the same time,” said Sachin Kansal, officer head of the Uber product, during the company’s announcement of the company. “The concept of road sharing is not new,” he admitted, even if he has never used the word “bus”. Instead, the images of strollers designed in horses, ricks and Pedicab appeared on the screen.

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi was a little stronger when He told the Verge Everything is “for some exterior inspired by the bus”. The goal, he said, “is only to reduce prices to the consumer and therefore help with congestion and the environment”.

But Kevin Shen, who studies this kind of things at the Union of Scientists who ended, the questions in which Uber’s “next generation bus” will ask a lot for traders or climate. “Everyone will say:” Silicon Valley is reinventing the bus again, “Shen said.” But it’s more as if a worst bus reinventino. “

Five years ago, the union of the scientists concluded has issued a postponement This has found that the services of Rideshare emit 69 percent more of carbon dioxide that warm the planet and other pollutants compared to the travels that move largely because they are 40 percent of the miles traveled by Uber and Lyft conductive are guided without a passenger, something called “Deadheading”. That advancement of the climate and the decrees of etrite with aggregated services such as Uberx Share, but is not even much more green than the possession and driving of a vehicle, the relationship noted, unless The car is electric.

Beyond the benefit of the uncertain climate are wider concerns about what it means to transit systems in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Boston and Baltimore – and the people who rely on them.

“Transit is a public service, so the goal of a transit agency is to serve all its customers, where they are rich or poor, where or not the maximum path indicates profit,” said Shen. The entities that do all this are equipped with responsibility mechanisms – Boards of administration, public meetings, vocal knights – to ensure that they do what they have taken. “Barely all this is taking place for Uber.” This, he said, is a pivot towards a public transit model Without public responsibility.

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