VOICED : San Francisco residents Leap onto new luxury buses

Leap is a private luxury shuttle service offering a comfortable and productive commuting experience with features like leather seats, complimentary drinks, and free Wi-Fi. It costs $6, which is higher than regular public transport, but many young commuters are willing to pay for the convenience. While it provides an alternative to crowded and unreliable public transport, it also raises concerns about inequality and community division. Despite these concerns, Leap plans to expand its services to more neighborhoods.

In what ways do commuters feel that the Leap service improves their commuting experience compared to traditional public transit?

What concerns do some people have regarding the private transportation services like Leap in relation to social inequality?