Reliable Rider Provides Shared Mobility and Shared Ownership

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Shared mobility is defined as the shared use of a
vehicle, bicycle, scooter etc. It is an
innovative business strategy that enables users
to gain access to transportation. In addition to
innovative transportation, new ways of delivering
goods have been developed. Unlike ride sharing,
the vehicle used in ride-hailing is not shared
among multiple riders for each trip.
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The demand for shared mobility has grown greatly
since climate change science became more widely
understood. Also fueling growth in shared
mobility are concerns over energy availability
and the need for sustainable alternatives.
Advances in wireless technologies have made
sharing assets (like cars) easier and more
efficient. New solutions have emerged including
mobile apps designed to plan alternate routes,
fill empty seats, integrate real-time arrivals
and departures information.
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• The Benefits of Shared Mobility
• Provide more transportation alternatives
• Reduce traffic congestion in cities
• Minimize pollution and carbon footprints from
  autos
• Reduce transportation costs

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• Improve the efficiencies of auto use and costs
• Create mobility choices for those who cant
  afford to buy and maintain a vehicle
• Develop mobility alternatives for those with
  limited driving abilities
• Create mobility choices for people who cant
  obtain a drivers license

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The Shared Mobility Market Mckinsey Company
(August, 2021) reported that the shared mobility
market accounted for approximately 140 billion
in global consumer spending in 2019. Out of
this, ride-hailing accounted for the largest
share, 120 billion to 130 billion, which is
more than 90 percent of the total spent.
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Mckinsey estimates a shared mobility potential
market of 300 billion to 500 billion globally
by 2030. More than 100 billion has already been
invested in shared mobility companies, mainly by
venture capital and private-equity players.
Self-driving taxis will likely become the next
big thing in the ride share market due to lower
operating costs compared to driver-based
services.
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Mckinsey reported that 67 percent of global
survey respondents said they use their private
vehicles frequently (at least once per week).
Private vehicles are still the primary mode of
transportation used most in every country
surveyed except Japan..
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Survey respondents said that their main reason
for using shared mobility is convenience.
Respondents indicated that the most important
features of shared mobility services are safety,
competitive pricing, and availability.
Respondents indicated they were open to using
self-driving taxis in the future. More than half
the respondents indicated they would trade in
their car in that scenario.
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Reliable Rider Clubs provide shared mobility for
people who want the Dollar Savings of Shared
Ownership. Club members no longer want the
liabilities of driving, auto ownership and
maintenance for a variety of reasons.
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Reliable Rider Clubs are attractive to senior
citizens, people who cannot obtain a driver's
license for any reason, people who want to opt
out of the legal liabilities of driving, people
who have medical issues or concerns that prevent
them from driving, people who want to manage the
risks of consuming alcohol at restaurants, bars,
music and sporting events and people who value
safety and security above all other
considerations.
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With shared ownership the operating costs of
transportation are divided by the number of
members in the club and by the miles of
transportation used by each member.
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Operating costs include drivers, vehicles,
insurance, fuel, service maintenance, repairs and
administrative costs. Club members want safety, a
competitive price, and availability. Reliable
Rider Clubs (DBAs) are motivated by cost-savings
and operational-efficiencies for club members,
rather than by profits generated for corporate
shareholders and stakeholders. If this shared
mobility and shared ownership model is
interesting to you - register your interest.
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Reliable Rider Clubs provide a host of benefits
for their members. All applicants for club
membership receive background checks of criminal
history prior to having their membership
approved. Applicants pay for their own background
check (75 non-refundable). Clubs will have no
more than 30 to 60 members in their Members Only
Ride Share System.
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Club members can book their ride pickup time and
location and the destination location up to 90
days in advance. Other club members can share
the same ride if their pickup location and
destination location align with the route. Club
members pay 250 per month for up to 250 miles of
transportation in that month. If a club member
uses more than 250 miles of transportation in any
month, their credit card will be billed 1.50 per
extra mile.
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