The need for the regulation of the transport sharing economy systems
Abstract
This paper discusses the effects of the sharing economy for passenger transport. It is an undoubted fact that carpools can result in positive externalities in Hungary, too, and they can serve social mobility, which must also appear in the regulation. This would not mean that society does not recognize the rights of individuals to share their unutilized assets, but on the contrary, the aim would be to bring these activities under social control, thus guaranteeing the rights of passengers.
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