Overview
- Uber plans additional kiosks at hotels, ports and other international airports in the coming months, though precise dates were not disclosed.
- Each kiosk offers a touchscreen, card reader and printed receipt, letting travelers enter a destination and choose a ride type without the mobile app.
- The company will own and maintain the kiosks initially, with the operational and commercial model expected to evolve as the product scales.
- Uber is adding shuttle service to Newark Liberty International Airport, extending its shuttles to all three major New York City–area airports.
- Riders will be able to tip drivers from a phone’s lock screen before a trip ends, a change Uber says has increased tipping in early tests.