Uber Bumps Up Base Fares In London To Bring Back Drivers
Benzinga2021-11-11
- Uber Technologies bumped up base fares in London by 10% to attract more drivers, Bloomberg reports.
- Customers traveling from Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, and Stansted airports will face an additional 15% hike in fares at peak times.
- Uber requires 20,000 more drivers to return to normal service levels.
- Some drivers switched from Uber to rapidly growing delivery businesses or rivals as the pandemic restricted the travel demand.
- Uber had to offer drivers more benefits after the U.K. Supreme Court ruled the firm should recognize a group of them as “workers.”
- Customers rebuked the ride-hailing provider on social media against longer waiting times and higher fares during peak hours as more workers opted to avoid public transit during the pandemic.
- Price Action: UBER shares traded higher by 0.78% at $43.72 in the premarket session on the last check Thursday.
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