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Uber arrives in Bradford! Whether you’re heading home from the a show at St George's Hall or you've shopped 'til you drop at Forster Square, open up your app and start riding in style.

Green Bay, your Uber has arrived! Starting at 12PM today, GB residents will have access to the convenience and reliability of Uber, and rides will be FREE for one week to celebrate. Green Bay is joining the party that Milwaukee and Madison started, becoming the third city in the Dairy State connecting riders with drivers.

Despite growing up blocks from Wall Street, Joe Chang has always been a techie at heart, hacking around on his Commodore 64 and IBM XT as a kid. 
Today, Joe is Uber Freight’s Director of Engineering, merging his software background with the opportunity to shape a business.

For too long the City Beautiful has lacked the transportation options that are available through Uber in more than 125 cities worldwide, but that ends today. With Uber, you get the convenience of a FAST PASS to anywhere, without the hassles of parking or the burden of being the designated driver. Enjoy FREE uberX for two weeks!

Langes Fahren erhöht das Risiko von Unfällen aufgrund von Müdigkeit. Die neue App-Funktion wird dir helfen im Straßenverkehr sicher zu bleiben.

Get ready to ride in style India! Tomorrow, for one day only, we’ve added supercars to the Uber platform. On Wednesday, between 2PM-4PM, you will be able to request Lamborghinis and Ferraris to come to you and they’re yours to take for a spin around the block.

Ever wondered what it’s like to work in tech at Uber New York City? Just blocks from Times Square and Bryant Park, Uber’s new office in midtown Manhattan is home to more than a dozen teams, hundreds of employees (and growing), and a wide variety of engineering roles.

Despite growing up blocks from Wall Street, Joe Chang has always been a techie at heart, hacking around on his Commodore 64 and IBM XT as a kid. 
Today, Joe is Uber Freight’s Director of Engineering, merging his software background with the opportunity to shape a business.

The Uber Insurance Engineering team extended Kafka’s role in our existing event-driven architecture by using non-blocking request reprocessing and dead letter queues (DLQ) to achieve decoupled, observable error-handling without disrupting real-time traffic.