Beginner's Guide to Uber

Beginner's Guide to Uber

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Since its launch in 2012, Uber has become the most recognized alternative to traditional taxis. Uber is available in more than 700 cities around the world, and this number will only increase. Whether you're traveling to Seattle, Dubai, Tokyo, London, Paris, Montreal, Chicago, or another major metro hub, you can expect Uber rides to be available.

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How to Use the Uber App in 2024: A Beginner's Guide

Uber is not a taxi service. Drivers cannot pick up drivers from the street. Instead, Uber is a car-for-hire service that relies on smartphone technology to dispatch drivers and manage fees. Also unlike taxi services, Uber drivers do not have special licenses; instead, they use their personal vehicles to offer discounted travel.

Uber's smartphone app takes care of the entire trip and payment process. Use your credit or debit card to pay directly in the app, without the need for cash.

You must be 18 years of age or older to have an Uber account and use the service. In the United States, Uber drivers must be at least 21 years old, have at least one year of licensed driving experience and drive an acceptable four-door vehicle.