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In 2018, we are making some changes. We hope that these changes will help us be better partners with the cities we operate in.

Hear some incredible stories of drivers who have gone above and beyond whilst out on the road. From pulling a fellow driver from a vehicle before it caught fire, to providing life saving reassurance to a passenger in emotional distress– incredible acts of kindness and bravery happen each and every day.

We are aware that a group of e-hailing drivers are protesting and that this may have impacted your ability to request a ride. We are closely monitoring the situation and engaging directly with drivers using our various channels to work towards addressing the issues. 

Now more than ever, parents want flexibility. In a recent survey of Uber’s driver-partners, we found that 46% of partners have children under 18 living at home. And 85% of driver-partners cite flexibility as an important reason for partnering with Uber—so they can better balance their work and family priorities.

We’ve launched a new feature across SA, which prompts drivers to go offline for 6 straight hours – after they’ve been driving for a total of 12 hours.

As a driver-partner in Vancouver, you’re required to self-report: vehicle defects, vehicle recalls, and criminal convictions or driving violations. Keep reading to learn more about self-reporting and how to self-report.

The Uber Listening Session 2 was held recently where some of our top MOTO driver-partners were invited to share their suggestions with us.

Whatever the reason, we can help: here’s how you can contact your Uber driver before or after a ride.

We’re here to answer all of your questions about Uber Reserve.

To celebrate this weekend’s race here in Charlotte, we’ve teamed up with NASCAR on NBC to bring you the most memorable ride of your life.