Lyft’s co-founders, John Zimmer and Logan Green, have called for the ‘End of Traffic,’ in a Medium-manifesto that supports (unsurprisingly) ride-sharing and tolls for driving on roads. With definite political and business motives, Lyft is hoping a future emerges where ride-sharing becomes the norm – zipping past drivers stuck in gridlock, and tempting them to pack it all in and fire up the Lyft app. However, the rosy view of the future is definitely not guaranteed. Increasing levels of urbanization mean that cities are going to come under increasing pressure to accommodate their new occupants, and working remotely with teleconferencing has not had the transformational impact on transport congestion that many were predicting it would be. The future of ride-sharing…