> Beyond that, I'd like to see statistics on whether people ride-sharing to emergency rooms / urgent care facilities was freeing up ambulances or causing them to sit idle. I suspect it's the former, which would mean ambulances could be more available for more people with more serious conditions, but I could be wrong.
I'd also like to see whether ride-sharing increases the number of people who attend ED.
"I can't justify getting an ambo, so I won't attend" vs "I'm not wasting an ambo, so it's okay if I attend".
I'd also like to see whether ride-sharing increases the number of people who attend ED.
"I can't justify getting an ambo, so I won't attend" vs "I'm not wasting an ambo, so it's okay if I attend".