"In January, NACTO quietly rolled out a data-sharing project called SharedStreets. And last week, it landed a very important private sector partner, in Uber. The ride-hail company has started using the project as an intermediary, to share sensitive pick-up and drop-off data for Washington, DC."
Uber is finally sharing its data with cities for planning purposes
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Interesting, I wonder if cities will designate certain curb spots solely for rideshares, other curb spots for taxis, etc. Segregation of the transport services.
This is definitely in the talks, something some cities want to do. Personally I do not see this working.
Wow, they have alwasy been so secretive about this in the past. I am surprised.
I know, I was really surprised to read this article as well. Must have been some kind of secret deal. We will let you keep operating in our city but you give us your data...