That's a "Pyrrhic" way to disrupt parking. People won't hassle with finding a spot and paying, if they have no car.

Nothing pyrrhic about it. They're just relicensing the automotive industry's IP.

Disrupting parking with yet another expression of the gig economy. Democratization of employment. You choose when you go to steal cars, they run the chop shops.

Shorter commutes for most, improved foot traffic and they're making housing more affordable. It's like equifax, facebook or google. We all benefit.