In our monthly On-demand news – November 2020 summary, we pull together the latest ridesharing and on-demand driving updates so you’re always on top of your game. Here’s what’s happened in November:
Have you claimed the SEISS Grant?
As a self-employed on-demand driver, you’re eligible for the Government’s self employment support scheme (SEISS). Some drivers have been able to claim the maximum amount of between £5,000-£7,500. If you haven’t already claimed the grant, find out more below.
Increased rider demand with Uber Medics relaunch
Uber Medics is back, offering 25% off rides for all NHS and UK care home staff, or 50% off when they pay with Mastercard.
Unlimited miles for lockdown
To assist our members during the latest COVID-19 restrictions, we’re lifting the 700-mile weekly driving quota and introducing unlimited mileage. Make sure you download our Splend member app and link your Uber account to take advantage of this offer.
TfL approved partition screens now available
Great news for those interested in installing a partition in your vehicle as the Driver Bubble partition is now TfL approved. Covering 90% of the area between the passenger and driver, the screen helps reduce the chance of contamination.
Kia Niro joins the Uber comfort lineup
Uber is launching a new Uber comfort line offering riders the opportunity to not only choose a car with plenty of legroom, but also an experienced driver.
What is Service Fee Quest?
Quest is Uber’s new programme that allows you to unlock a lower service fee and keep more of the trip fare, giving you better control over how you use the Uber app.
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