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With more electric vehicles on Uber in London than any other city on the app, the company is on track to achieve its target of becoming an all-electric platform in the English capital by 2025.
As part of its efforts to increase the adoption of electric vehicles amongst its drivers, Uber is investing into the installation of EV chargers in Newham, Brent and Redbridge.
Uber is continuing to offer Australians an alternative to private car ownership by acquiring peer-to-peer car-sharing platform Car Next Door, giving riders a new option for trips less suited to ride-sharing.
Katherine Conrad, Director of Client Services at NEORide, discusses the introduction of cash payments for mobile tickets across the EZfare payment system and why this is key to ensuring that the needs of both transit and its passengers are met.
Ride-hailing app Uber has pledged to make its operations more sustainable by committing to becoming a zero-emission mobility platform by 2030. In this article, Uber tells Intelligent Transport more about how it is working to support its drivers in making the switch to electric vehicles.
As 2021 draws to an end, we have taken the opportunity to look back on the past 12 months at Intelligent Transport, bringing together some of our most popular articles that featured in each of the four 2021 issues of our magazine, as well as three new and exclusive articles,…
Haya Verwoord Douidri, Vice President (Global Markets and Strategy) at Superpedestrian, explains why the current micro-mobility model is unsustainable, and presents Superpedestrian’s alternative.
A decade on from its original launch in London in 2012, Uber is set to celebrate its largest milestone yet with its one billionth UK trip, and has further plans to deploy electric vehicles in future.
As part of its efforts to become a fully electrified mobility platform, Uber is supporting its drivers in transitioning to electric vehicles and its users in making more sustainable transport choices.
Simple, fair and accessible ticketing solutions can be a dealbreaker for many when it comes to whether or not to use public transport. Here, Katherine Conrad, Director of Client Services at NEORide, explains how EZfare is creating a simple, but equitable, fare system in the U.S.
By expanding its 'Reserve' service, Uber hopes to make travel easier and less stressful, offering the opportunity to request bookings with Uber drivers up to 30 days in advance to more users.
Intelligent Transport’s Leah Hockley considers how far away the industry is from utilising autonomous vehicles in everyday public transport and how the sector is working to reassure users that the technology does not sacrifice passenger safety.
Russian technology giant Yandex has purchased Uber’s stake in several of the joint ventures it owns together, including its food and grocery delivery services.
For Intelligent Transport, Agustin Guilisasti, Founder and CEO of HumanForest, discusses the rising popularity of electric bikes, why shared e-bikes are the future of mobility and how HumanForest is supporting the return of commuters post-pandemic.
Uber has informed customers that it will continue to be a legal requirement to wear a face covering on its services, despite restrictions around mask-wearing in England ending today.
