Quote from: Tactical Genius on August 12, 2018, 03:24:02 AM

I have tried getting my head around the concept and what i grasped was that you are creating a platform where the several transport services can be found and then users can basically choose what they want or? can you enlighten me if i'm wrong?

Hi Tactical Genius,

thanks for your interest in our project. Basically the platform will be able to "host" any mobility or transportation application. But not only will it function as a platform to deploy singular services - hybrid solutions will enable a much more efficient usage of resources (e.g. cars, scooters, bikes, etc.). This means, that a car being offered for car sharing, can be used for ride-sharing and delivery applications too if the criteria for the requests for these services match.
From a user perspective this means that it won't be necessary to find out which of all possible services suits your request the best, instead your request will be served by the optimal service based on your preferences by those applications that exist on the DriveDeal platform (which should be any mobility application in the future).
Example: If your preferences enable car pooling or ride sharing services, you can take people, who have the same destination, along on the way to the airport with the car sharing vehicle you just rented and save costs while providing transportation to other people and thus avoid them using additional (unnecessary) cars for this trip.

In general this platform will function directly between peers, and no unjustified fees will exist. As a consequence, services will be cheaper and be affordable to many more people than today's services offered by centralized providers acting as intermediaries.

I hope this gives you a better understanding of the potential this platform is able to reach. If you have more questions or it is not yet clear to you, get back to us any time.

Best regards, Alexander