Uber To Test New Service That Allows Riders To Split Bill When Traveling To Similar Destinations
UberPool would allow customers to share a ride and split the cost when traveling along a similar route.
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UberPool would allow customers to share a ride and split the cost when traveling along a similar route.
Uber officials said Monday that one of their drivers who suffered a seizure and struck a pedestrian in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood on Saturday night will be removed from their app pending a medical review.
Some Uber drivers are accusing other drivers of playing dirty to gain more lucrative airport fares.
When Caltrain stops running at night, a new ride sharing app called Fleet offers to take people in private cars along the San Francisco to San Jose route.
Uber quickly shut down a hack Sunday night that allowed Uber passengers to find out how drivers secretly rated them.
A former White House Press Secretary may be in line for public relations positions at a few of the Bay Area's big tech companies.
After disrupting the taxi business in San Francisco and in cities throughout the world, ridesharing company Uber is entering the marriage business in honor of the city's LGBT pride celebration.
The parents of a six-year-old girl who was killed by an Uber driver in San Francisco on New Year's Eve are urging state lawmakers to require app-based ride services to carry commercial insurance.
A State Senate committee approved two bills Tuesday to tighten regulations on on-demand, ride-app services such as Uber and Lyft.
Uber drivers held a rally Monday at the company's Market Street headquarters in Downtown San Francisco and said the company takes them for granted.
Ride sharing companies can be a convenient way to get to the airport, but California is saying that's a no-go.
After just 4 years in business, a San Francisco startup -- ride-sharing service Uber Technologies -- has received a $1.2 billion investment round for a valuation of $17 billion.
The head of a San Francisco taxi company has seen the modern-day writing on the wall and says the taxi industry in its current form may cease to exist within 18 months.
Lyft says it will defy New Mexico regulators by continuing to operate in Albuquerque, a move that a state official says could result in large fines for the ridesharing service.
San Francisco regulators and the National Federation of the Blind are looking into claims that drivers are not picking up passengers with service animals.
Hopeful entrepreneurs got a chance to pitch their ideas to venture capitalists in face-to-face meetings Wednesday when Google teamed up with ride-sharing service Uber.
California's Insurance Commissioner will hold a hearing Friday to gather information about transportation network companies such as UberX and Sidecar with hopes of ensuring consumer protection.
San Francisco-based ridesharing companies Uber and Lyft announced a new insurance policy on Friday to address concerns over liability for accidents involving its drivers who are working but have not yet picked up passengers.
UberX, Lyft and Side Car are all on notice now that San Francisco's Board of Supervisors are looking at ways to clamp down on the ride sharing companies.
The car service, formerly known as InstaCab, is the first to comply with a list of regulations from the California Public Utilities Commission.
San Francisco pedestrian crashes, and fatal crashes are increasing, and causing city leaders and advocacy groups to demand change. Which intersections and streets are most dangerous?
A wrongful-death lawsuit involving Uber and one of its drivers who struck a 6-year-old girl, could be instrumental in changing the way ridesharing companies are regulated.
The family of a six-year old killed in a San Francisco crosswalk New Year's Eve plans to sue ride share company Uber for wrongful death, according to the New York Times.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is waiving the new taxi driver permit application fee until the end of March, in hopes of attracting new drivers.
San Francisco taxi drivers are trying a new tactic in their war against shared car ride services like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar. They've taken to alerting insurance companies that the rival drivers may be committing insurance fraud.
