| Oct 25, 2017

Today we’re excited to announce the Uber Visa Card, a no-annual-fee credit card designed specifically with our riders in mind.

| Sep 21, 2016

This week marks 4 years of Uber in Dallas. As the first Uber city in Texas, we certainly understand that everything is bigger in this state – which is exactly why we're celebrating with free Sprinkles Cupcakes today to show our gratitude for this great city.

| Dec 20, 2015

中文 | English Eat, Play, Have fun in Taichung! This week we provide you 50% discount in selected area!  During 12.21 – 12.24 ,  in selected pickup or dropoff areas in Taichung, you’ll receive up to 50% off trips. (The 50% discount is limited to 2 trips and max discount up to NT$150 for each […]

| Oct 12, 2016

Hoorayyy! We are excited to share that we have doubled our Give/Get promotion value! You can now send your friends 2 free rides (up to HK$50 each) with your referral code! Once they start taking their rides, you will receive the same discount off your next 2 rides!

| Oct 6, 2015

On October 10th, Geelong will embrace its inner German and play host to a European bratwurst eating extravaganza known as Oktoberfest.  We’re giving away an epic prize pack, thanks to Oktoberfest Geelong. WHAT’S INCLUDED One winner and seven of their friends will enjoy a private table in the Hofbrau Bierhaus, all-day passes to the event and complimentary Uber […]

| Dec 2, 2019

With millions of trips taken with Uber each summer, we wanted to share our top tips for making sure every trip is safe, fun and respectful.

| Jun 29, 2016

Summer is here and you now have 3 full days to fill up on Vitamin D! To celebrate the long weekend of Independence Day, our Uber Louisville and Yelp's Louisville community manager have teamed up to find the best places to go this holiday weekend!

| Jan 24, 2019

Uber is partnering with José Andrés and World Central Kitchen to give free rides to and from their resource centers around the country.

Global | May 25, 2021

Flexibility of platform work is core to why drivers choose it. Paying for unengaged time would require Uber to take that flexibility away.