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Mutually owned rideshare app. The drivers and passengers get 1 share for every 100 miles driven or purchased.  The premiums are collected from passengers for rides.  The drivers are paid according to market wage.  The expenses for the app development are paid and long term investments are made to keep the company's financial outlook stable.  Then at the end of the year, any surplus is paid as a dividend.  Any shortage is called for a contribution.   Ultimately the numbers will favor riders once self driving cars are omnipresent.

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