Uber - Request a ride

Uber - Request a ride

Uber Technologies, Inc.
4.6
Maps & Navigation
1,000,000,000+ Downloads

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Ride requests in one place

Uber - Request a ride connects passengers with drivers through a map-based booking app. Enter a destination, review the available ride choices, and request a pickup from your phone. It suits commuters, travellers, groups, and anyone who wants to arrange local transport without calling a taxi service.

Useful before and during the trip

The app shows an estimated fare and pickup time before you confirm, making it easier to compare options and plan a journey. Depending on the area, you may be able to choose different vehicle classes, request a larger car, or arrange a ride for a later time. Live map tracking helps you follow the driver's approach and the journey once it starts.

More than a basic taxi app

Uber also brings related transport and delivery services into the same account, although the options available depend on your location. Safety features include trip details, driver and vehicle information, location sharing, PIN verification in supported situations, and access to emergency assistance. These tools are useful for both routine rides and unfamiliar journeys.

Scale and public response

  • Category: Maps & Navigation
  • Developer: Uber Technologies, Inc.
  • Rating: 4.64 out of 5 from more than 17.5 million ratings
  • Installs: 1,000,000,000+

Its enormous install base makes Uber a practical choice for people travelling between cities or countries where the service operates. Availability, prices, vehicle choices, and extra services can vary by market, so the app is most useful when you need location-specific transport rather than a universal navigation planner.