
At Uber, we remain committed to providing reliable earning opportunities for driver-partners, as well as a reliable and affordable service for you. With this in mind, from 14th October 2019, we will be increasing fares on UberX as below:
Uber X previous amount -> Uber X new amount:
Base Fare:
UGX 1,000 -> UGX 1,250
Per Kilometre:
UGX 600 -> UGX 700
Per Minute:
UGX 100 -> UGX 100
Minimum Fare:
UGX 5,000 -> UGX 6,000
Why are we increasing fares?
While we have always tried to keep prices as low as possible, we need to be aware of the increased costs for driver-partners. This comes after implementing an in-depth earnings review to ensure that the Uber app continues to be a reliable economic opportunity for driver-partners, as well as an affordable option for riders.
What does this mean for you?
The new fare structure means that we can invest even further in Uber’s existing technology – with improvements that we’ve recently introduced to help keep you safer on the road.
How are we keeping you safer?
– Trusted contacts: you’re able to select up to 5 loved ones as ‘Trusted Contacts’ and can choose to be prompted to share trip details with them during every ride – with a single tap.
– GPS tracking: all Uber rides are tracked by GPS from start to finish, so you can follow your ride and see exactly where you’re going.
– 24/7 Customer Support: whether you have a query or a problem with a trip, it’s easy to get the help you need with 24/7 in-app support.
– Rider insurance coverage: In the unfortunate event of injury, death or disability while on-trip.
We believe that these fares remain competitive, and we’re committed to offering a high-quality service to driver-partners in Kampala
Posted by Uber Editor
Get a ride when you need one
Start earning in your city
Get a ride when you need one
Start earning in your city
Related articles
Most popular

How medical schools support the next generation of doctors with Uber

Uber’s Journey to Ray on Kubernetes: Ray Setup

Case study: how Wellington County enhances mobility options for rural townships
