> One has a relatively fixed supply (real estate), the other has a virtually unlimited supply (cars).
The supply of space on the road in densely constructed cities is even more fixed than the housing supply.
The supply of space on the road in densely constructed cities is even more fixed than the housing supply.
> The supply of space on the road in densely constructed cities is even more fixed than the housing supply.
Indeed - the city of SF found evidence of the same problem from this article, but with Uber/Lyft: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18228243