Ride-share giant’s new pass to launch in Australia

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May 19, 2021

Australia is one of the first countries in the world to get an all new uber experience.

The ride-share company has introduced a new membership program called ‘uber-pass’

It will combine Uber and Uber Eats offerings at a discounted rate…. including zero dollar delivery fees and 10 per cent off rides.

“Uber Pass members gaining access to discounted same day delivery options alongside consistent savings on travel for $14.99 a month,” Uber said online.

The Uber platform has become a gateway to the world of e-commerce and small business.

The pass will provide “a host of mobility choices through to grocery, convenience, alcohol and pharmacy.”

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