Via CEO Daniel Ramot on ridesharing industry and Uber, Lyft IPOs

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Lyft and Uber's IPOs show that ridesharing is a 'very large market' with multiple solutions for passengers, says Via CEO Daniel Ramot.

Via CEO Daniel Ramot discusses the ridesharing industry amid IPOs from Uber and Lyft with CNBC's "Squawk Alley" team.

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