Too Long; Didn't Read
Upon arriving at Boston Logan Airport, I decide to order an <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/uber" target="_blank">Uber</a> to get home. Returning from Chicago on a late Monday evening, the Silver Line seemed like a bother if the Uber ride is just a tap away — but, is it always? Getting off my plane at Terminal B, I follow overhead signs indicating App Ride/TNC, which then lead me to Terminal C, where I exit and cross a lane of traffic to arrive at the limo lot where yet another big sign — along with a huddle of passengers and airport personnel — confirm where I am. It is here that I must order and wait for my Uber. It is here that I am made starkly aware of the infrastructure that is Uber and other ride-sharing services, as well as the infrastructure that Uber relies on and creates.