Forget the tap of a button. A toll-free number available in California, Arizona, and Florida will allow you to request a ride.
The ride-share platform has unveiled"Call to Ride," a phone-based booking service that lets customers in California, Arizona and Florida call 1-833-873-8237 toll free to request a ride. An Uber team member will help you create an account, should you not already have one, and request a ride to your destination.
Harsha Gavarna, Uber's operation teams lead said, “Consumers will now be able to have the same convenient and affordable Uber experience, just without the app.""Call to Ride" is available seven days a week from 1 a.m. to 7 p.m. and agents are only able to take calls in English and Spanish for the time being. According to the company, Uber is working on expanding this schedule, as well as the states being serviced, in the future.
Tardiness will cost you extra on your next Lyft ride The ride-share company has quietly added late fees to its operations Furthermore, users can only request rides for themselves with the toll free number. You must call using the phone number registered with the account on file, per the company. Ride requests for others can be made through the Uber app.
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