Could a community-owned Uber clone work?

The mutual fund company Vanguard is a co-operative, owned by its investors. It is essentially a non-profit.

Would this model work for an Uber clone?

* It could split the profit evenly by simultaneously raising the driver rate and lowering prices. * It could "growth hack" and by having drivers initially promote the app. If you get in an Uber/Lyft the driver could be like "hey man, next time you get a ride use _this app_, it helps both of us out - If it ever achieved a sizable market share, it could save massively on advertising and return marketing costs back to both drivers and riders.