It made national news- only in SF would (some vocal) people be against tech companies providing free shuttles to their SF based employees.

I worked for a summer back in college days for Super Shuttle.

I’m sure the shuttle and water park is nice but not with the 25% commission fee’s.

Why don't you look at Crown Colony in Daly City (shuttle to BART) or Shelter Creek in San Bruno (flight paths).

The poker craze came and a bunch of TV shows shuttled hundreds of thousands of people to the poker sites to get fleeced by the already-experienced players.

From there I get on the norristown high speed line which drops me off about a half mile from work where my employer runs a shuttle to the site.  

In the other, I had a vacant unit in the same building so I let the tenants shuttle their food into that fridge while awaiting delivery of their new one.

Parking, hunting, fishing, storage, farming, Xmas trees, farm stand, construction material/vehicle storage, beach parking/shuttle to beach, haunted hay rides/mazes, "tiny" houses on trailers, flea market...

We would provide a shuttle service to get people to church, doctor appointments, etc.

Companies might also note the millions of dollars they would save by closing down their offices (no mainteance, no shuttles, security, cleaning, no free restaurants for employees, no utilities bills, etc).