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David Zipper

What David Zipper thinks about privacy

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American transportation writer; contributing writer at Bloomberg CityLab and co-host of the Look Both Ways podcast with Wes Marshall. Writing a book on congestion pricing for MIT Press; previously worked in city government and in venture capital.

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  1. self-driving cars

    Autonomous vehicles, which offer privacy and service consistency that ride-hail cannot, could turbocharge the number of cars on the road, making a mess of urban streets.

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