Uber’s transit offering just went live in Denver

In partnership with the Regional Transportation District and transit data provider Moovit, residents of Denver will now be able to navigate public transportation within the Uber app. For both sets, Uber is aiming to increase efficiency, enhance the experience and increase equity and accessibility, Uber Head of Transit David Reich told TechCrunch over the phone. In April, when Khosrowshahi first announced Transit, he said, “Whether you’re using mass transit for your morning commute, taking an e-bike for a mid-day meeting, using Pool to take a ride home or renting a car for the weekend, we want Uber to be there with you and we want to partner with cities to be part of our solution moving forward.”

Source: techcrunch.com