"driver-partner" yuck.
I thought the same thing. Also was interesting in Fig 2, where the map was wrong, it’s all driver-partner...yet in Fig 3, where it was an illegal turn, they conveniently drop the -partners.
Improving Accuracy of Maps Using Anonymized GPS Traces
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#12I guess the idea here is that Uber is developing technologies that would put them ahead of a new entrant/competitor. Time will tell.
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#13I might have missed it, but how do they handle roadwork in European cities?
They have a lot of one way street and an entire path might be reversed for 2 weeks during utility work, then brought back to normal (like replacing cast iron gas pipes, or moving all the utilities before a light rail).