Reminder: I’ll Be Interviewing Juan Matute Live at 3 at Socal StreetsTube About “Ride Share” and Southern California
Just a reminder, at 3:00 today I'll be interviewing Juan Matute, UCLA Lewis Center Associate Director about the role that the city plays regulating Transportation Network Companies and how these companies help or hurt mobility overall. The first question will be, why don't you just call companies such as Uber and Lyft ride share like everyone else?
9:20 AM PDT on October 30, 2013
Just a reminder, at 3:00 today I’ll be interviewing Juan Matute, UCLA Lewis Center Associate Director about the role that the city plays regulating Transportation Network Companies and how these companies help or hurt mobility overall. The first question will be, why don’t you just call companies such as Uber and Lyft ride share like everyone else?
We’ll broadcast live at SoCal Streetstube. If you have a question for Juan, leave it in the comments section. As always, we’ll publish the broadcast as soon as it is completed.
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