Uber announced that is making it even easier to go anywhere, and get anything:
- Uber Pass launches this week: This week Uber is launching Uber Pass in Canada. Uber Pass replaces the Eats Pass to include both delivery and ride benefits. Uber Pass costs $9.99 per month plus applicable taxes and offers the following benefits:
- $0 Delivery Fee on eligible restaurant orders over $15
- $0 Delivery Fee on grocery orders over $40
- 5% off eligible restaurant orders over $15
- Rides Perks: exclusive monthly benefits for members like monthly discounts on rides
- Uber Pet is Live: Folks who’ve spent a lot of time with the pets of their household this year can now take trips together with their furry friends. Uber Pet has rolled out to a handful of cities across Canada. (Note: Riders with service animals are able to choose and use any ride at no additional cost as per their Service Animal Policy)
- Coming this month – UberX Reserve: UberX Reserve will take scheduled rides to the next level and allow riders to plan and confirm their trip with UberX up to 30 days in advance, with an on-time guarantee. This will roll out to select cities later this month.
It’s also never been a better time to drive with Uber. While trips have not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels, Uber data suggests that as cities across Canada start to slowly re-open, Canadians are feeling more comfortable to safely re-engage with local economies. Uber data from early June shows that earnings across Canada for ridesharing were 57% higher than the same week in January. To meet this demand, Uber is looking for 30,000+ drivers to sign up across the country and get cities moving again.
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Uber Announces Uber Pass & Uber Pet Availability In Canada
Uber announced that is making it even easier to go anywhere, and get anything:
It’s also never been a better time to drive with Uber. While trips have not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels, Uber data suggests that as cities across Canada start to slowly re-open, Canadians are feeling more comfortable to safely re-engage with local economies. Uber data from early June shows that earnings across Canada for ridesharing were 57% higher than the same week in January. To meet this demand, Uber is looking for 30,000+ drivers to sign up across the country and get cities moving again.
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