How to pronounce“blablacar”in English

How many of you have heard of BlaBlaCar?

So this either means that BlaBlaCar users have highly undesirable neighbors and colleagues, or it means that we've reached this point where there's

But here's 12 hours in the life of BlaBlaCar.

You count the number of people who travel on BlaBlaCar in France every day, it's five times the number of people who travel on the Eurostar train network.

You add up all the people who travel on BlaBlaCar across their countires, it's way more than the number of people who travel on Amtrak every day.

And I've always understood why people ride on BlaBlaCar.

Now the other point that I want to make with the BlaBlaCar example is that we are completely rebuilding our trust infrastructure.

But I never fully understood the logic of why someone would drive for BlaBlaCar.

Well, I've been surveying BlaBlaCar uses for a little while.

And what seems to be the reported level of trust that these BlaBlaCar users have is that they trust someone who they don't

with other people through the Waze app, and the network that has been created by BlaBlaCar.

So I kept asking the founders, why is it that people drive for BlaBlaCar?

These are two young French guys, like the picture explains why people drive for BlaBlaCar.

If I asked you to name five companies that I talked about a week from now, I'm sure you're going to remember BlaBlaCar.