Helping All New Yorkers
Move Around Their Communities
From Bayside to Brownsville, Uber is proud to help all New Yorkers move around their communities, especially in areas long ignored by yellow taxis and where access to public transit is limited.
Uber is helping to fill in gaps in public transit, ensuring that no matter where you live in New York City, you can always get an affordable and reliable ride in minutes.
The majority of Uber trips begin in the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn, where we continue to grow the fastest.
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Of the millions of trips New Yorkers take in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island, more than half are on uberPOOL.
More and more New Yorkers are relying on uberPOOL to move around more affordably, especially to and from transit hubs.
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Crain's New York Business
Capping Uber and Lyft would bring back the bad old days
But when Uber and Lyft came online, with firm anti-discrimination policies designed to combat racial redlining and better customer service than the Taxi and Limousine Commission, areas of the city like my neighborhood in Harlem finally had more options, equity and access.
READ FROM SOURCEStaten Island Advance
Uber offers deal to Staten Islanders after outer-borough surge
Staten Islanders who take a shared Uber ride this weekend will get a free trip in the month of April, the ride-share company told the Advance… The company launched the promotion after new statistics showed that for the first time the majority of Uber trips now begin outside of Manhattan. Uber also said that about half of all their rides are now UberPOOL.
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Free Uber rides during Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Staten Islanders partaking in this Sunday’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Forest Avenue will be able to get a ride home courtesy of Uber.
READ FROM SOURCEThe Real Deal
How ridesharing apps are changing the real estate calculus for brokers and developers
Uber has been laser-focused on dominating areas of the city with weak public transit access. More than half of all of Uber’s rides in New York City now begin in the outer boroughs, according to the company. Growth has been particularly high in neighborhoods without good access to the subway…
READ FROM SOURCEKings County Politics
Uber Gains in Bklyn, Queens Underserved Communities
It (increasing outer borough service) is a specific goal we’ve had for several years,” said Uber New York General Manager Sarfraz Maredia. “We saw at the outset that the outer boroughs had the greatest demand, and we wanted to make sure we had high reliability so that we could serve New Yorkers in every borough, especially where there are transit deserts.
READ FROM SOURCENew York Times
Uber, Surging Outside Manhattan, Tops Taxis in New York City
But the ride-hail app has increasingly shifted its focus to the city’s other four boroughs, where frustration over subway overcrowding and delays and fewer taxi options have made it the ride of choice for many.
READ FROM SOURCEBronx Times
Uber hub welcomes new, present drivers
The Bronx hub quietly opened its doors earlier this month, according to the company…The new facility also aims at being a place for drivers to interact with Uber representatives to answer questions and learn more about the service.
READ FROM SOURCEStaten Island Advance
Staten Island Uber pickups increase by 330 percent
Staten Island is now Uber’s fastest-growing borough, with pickups rising 330 percent over the last year, according to the app-based taxi service. More than 80 percent of the Uber pickups stay within the borough, and about 10 percent of the trips within Staten Island are to and from the St. George ferry terminal.
READ FROM SOURCEUnivision
Spanish TV interview – Bronx Greenlight Hub opening
El 40% de servicios que presta Uber en Nueva York transcurre por el sector de El Bronx.
READ FROM SOURCEBronx Free Press
Troves of Toy
Uber’s Raquel Rosenberg said her company’s customers were provided an option in the app on Sat., Dec. 10 where riders could get a driver to come pick up toys they wanted to donate. Uber drivers then took those toys to Kidville
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