Uber
Available in these countries
Where Uber is not available
Uber does not operate in Albania. Patoko and VrapOn are the most useful current local taxi apps, while licensed taxi companies also accept bookings by phone or WhatsApp.
Use instead: Patoko, VrapOn
Uber and Lyft do not operate in Nassau or elsewhere in The Bahamas. Stale guides that describe limited Nassau coverage are wrong.
Use instead: HOP Bahamas
Uber and Bolt do not operate. mojTaxi dispatches licensed taxis and currently lists Sarajevo and Banja Luka in its store description, but pickup still depends on an available local car. Sarajevo inspectors found a Vozzy-linked operator transporting passengers without the required legal and vehicle conditions in June 2026, so Vozzy is not recommended.
Use instead: mojTaxi, Holand
Uber has not operated in Bulgaria since 2015. Travelers use licensed taxi apps, with TaxiMe, Yellow Taxi 91119 and OK Taxi in Sofia and separate local apps in Plovdiv.
Use instead: TaxiMe, Yellow Taxi 91119, OK Taxi
Uber does not list Cambodia among its current operating countries. Use Grab or PassApp instead, and compare the live pickup point, vehicle type and total before booking.
Use instead: Grab, PassApp
Uber sold its mainland China operation to DiDi in 2016. Use the dedicated DiDi China app or its service inside Alipay or WeChat.
Use instead: DiDi China
Uber and Lyft do not operate in Cuba. La Nave is the closest app-based alternative, but it is mainly useful in Havana and depends on a Cuban phone number, cash, mobile data, electricity, fuel, and available drivers.
Use instead: La Nave
Uber does not operate in Ethiopia. In Addis Ababa, use RIDE, Feres or Yango; Yango also serves Hawassa. Outside supported cities, arrange transport locally.
Use instead: Ride, Feres, Yango
Uber does not operate in Fiji. Rova is a new local booking option, but driver supply is still developing, so licensed street taxis, a trusted driver number or a prearranged resort transfer remain important fallbacks.
Use instead: Rova Fiji
Uber does not operate in Georgia. Bolt is the simplest visitor default, with Yandex Go as an optional price and availability comparison in supported cities.
Uber does not operate in Iceland. In Reykjavรญk, Hreyfill and Hopp book licensed taxis, while airport coaches and public bus 55 are usually better-value Keflavรญk Airport options.
Use instead: Hreyfill, Hopp
Uber does not operate in Indonesia after transferring its Southeast Asian business to Grab. Use Gojek, Grab, MyBluebird, Maxim or inDrive according to live coverage.
Uber does not currently offer rides in Israel. A March 2026 bill to permit private-driver platforms passed only its first Knesset reading; travelers should use licensed taxis through Gett, Yango or official ranks.
Use instead: Gett, Yango
The global Uber service is not the local ride option in Kyrgyzstan. Use Yandex Go first and inDrive as a bid-based fallback.
Uber does not operate in Laos. Use LOCA first, compare Green SM where it has cars, and agree the full fare before entering a street tuk tuk.
Use instead: LOCA, Green SM, KOKKOK Move
Uber does not currently offer rides in Latvia. Bolt is the main app-based option, while Forus is a smaller licensed-taxi backup in Riga.
Use instead: Bolt, Forus
Uber does not operate in Malaysia. Grab is the broadest visitor-friendly replacement; AirAsia ride can provide a second quote, while Bolt currently lists Kuala Lumpur only.
Uber does not operate in the Maldives. Avas App and the state-run Malรฉ Taxi Line serve the Greater Malรฉ area, while resorts and island accommodations usually arrange their own transfers.
Use instead: Avas App, Malรฉ Taxi Line
Uber does not operate in Montenegro. Use a licensed local taxi app, an official airport rank or a transfer arranged through a verified provider.
Use instead: MonteGO, TeslaGoApp, Cablo
Uber does not operate in Myanmar. It transferred its Southeast Asian operations to Grab in 2018, and current ride requests should use Grab or a verified local Yangon service such as CaCa Taxi.
Use instead: Grab, CaCa Taxi
Uber does not operate in North Macedonia. Skopje uses local licensed-taxi services such as Wizi, BeeRide and Global Taxi; app coverage should not be assumed elsewhere.
Use instead: Wizi, BeeRide, Global Taxi Skopje
Uber does not operate a local ride service in Oman. Use Yango to request OTaxi. If it cannot assign a car, use OmanTaxi or the signed official taxi channel.
Use instead: Yango, Oman Taxi: OTaxi, Oman Taxi: Tasleem Taxi
Uber ended ride-hailing in Pakistan on 30 April 2024. Careem stopped its Pakistan ride service on 18 July 2025. inDrive and Yango are the most useful current replacements in major cities.
Uber does not operate in the Philippines after transferring its Southeast Asian operations to Grab in 2018. Use Grab or another currently accredited local service.
Uber does not operate in Rwanda. Move and YEGO are the established visitor choices in Kigali, with cash or local mobile money the most dependable payment methods.
Use instead: Move, YEGO
Uber does not operate in Serbia. Yandex Go dispatches licensed taxi partners, CAR:GO offers a local app-based alternative and Naxis provides a conventional licensed-taxi fallback in Belgrade.
Use instead: Yandex Go, CAR:GO, Naxis Taxi
Uber does not operate in Singapore. It exited Southeast Asia in 2018; use licensed local services such as Grab, CDG Zig, Gojek, TADA or RYDE instead.
Uber does not operate in Tajikistan. Travelers use local licensed taxi services such as Rakhsh and Jura, but app signup and dispatch can be unreliable for a new arrival.
Use instead: Rakhsh Taxi, Jura Taxi
Uber ended its Tanzania ride service on 30 January 2026. Any Uber directory page that still names a Tanzanian city is stale and should not be treated as proof of operation.
Use instead: Bolt
Uber does not operate in Thailand. Grab acquired Uber's Southeast Asian operations in 2018; Grab and Bolt are the practical visitor options now.
Uber does not operate in Uzbekistan. Yandex Go is the default visitor option, with several smaller competitors in Tashkent.
Use instead: Yandex Go, MyTaxi, Uklon
Uber country by country
East Asia
Hong KongRide Hailing
English-friendly fallback that can dispatch licensed metered taxis and also displays private-car options in Hong Kong.
Pro tip: Choose Taxi for the clear licensed option, verify the selected product and payment, and do not pay cash again after an in-app charge.
JapanRide Hailing
A familiar way to dispatch licensed taxis or premium vehicles in supported Japanese cities and regions.
Pro tip: Check whether the selected product is Taxi, a premium vehicle or limited rideshare, review the total fare and keep trains or a taxi rank as a fallback.
MacauRide Hailing
The easiest visitor-facing app for dispatching licensed, metered taxis across Macau using an existing Uber account.
Pro tip: The meter sets the fare and app trips are cashless. Do not pay twice; keep the receipt and an official taxi-rank backup.
South KoreaRide Hailing
A familiar backup that dispatches licensed Korean taxis, with official current coverage pages for Seoul and Busan.
Pro tip: Do not expect private UberX drivers. Check live supply and match the taxi plate before entering.
TaiwanRide Hailing
The most visitor-friendly on-demand ride app, with multilingual booking and coverage across many populated parts of Taiwan.
Pro tip: Keep the pickup pin away from bus lanes and restricted station entrances. In remote areas, check that a driver has accepted before relying on the ride.
South Asia
BangladeshRide Hailing
A familiar English-language ride app for tracked cars, CNGs and motorcycles, with service types varying by Bangladeshi city.
Pro tip: At the airport, use the accessible pickup road and match the plate. Keep cash and never accept an off-app fare change or an early trip start.
IndiaRide Hailing
The easiest first ride app for many visitors, with cars and autos across numerous Indian cities.
Pro tip: Foreign numbers and cards often work better here than on local rivals. Follow airport signs to the app pickup zone and verify the plate before entering.
NepalRide Hailing
A new Kathmandu Valley option for app-priced car and motorcycle rides, launched in June 2026.
Pro tip: Treat coverage as new and city-specific. Confirm the plate and vehicle, and keep another ride app ready if driver supply is thin.
Sri LankaRide Hailing
The best second ride app for comparing fares and finding cars or tuk-tuks in its supported Sri Lankan cities.
Pro tip: Do not depend on an app quote for a remote or multi-hour transfer. Confirm every critical long ride in advance.
Middle East
BahrainRide Hailing
The easiest familiar first ride app, with an official pickup point beside Gate 1 at Bahrain International Airport.
Pro tip: Compare the displayed total and wait with Careem or a metered taxi, then match the driver and plate before boarding.
JordanRide Hailing
A licensed option officially listed for Amman, including licensed taxi requests at Queen Alia airport.
Pro tip: Do not rely on Visa alone. Check the live payment method, match the taxi or car and plate, and keep Careem plus cash available.
QatarRide Hailing
The easiest familiar ride app in Qatar, with licensed service and app-directed pickup at Hamad airport.
Pro tip: Compare the live estimate with Karwa, follow the current airport pickup pin and match the driver, plate and vehicle before boarding.
Saudi ArabiaRide Hailing
The easiest ride app for most visitors, with broad Saudi city coverage and an account that usually works across borders.
Pro tip: Use the airport's marked pickup area, match the plate and driver, and keep the booking active. Prearrange remote or time-critical transfers.
TurkeyRide Hailing
The most familiar way to request a licensed, metered taxi in many Turkish cities using an existing international account.
Pro tip: The quote is only an estimate. Keep the meter visible, check the amount entered at the end, include only legitimate tolls, and report any mismatch in the app.
United Arab EmiratesRide Hailing
A familiar premium ride option in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with an existing international account usually carrying over.
Pro tip: It is often dearer than Careem Hala. Compare the quote and use the terminal-specific pickup pin at either major airport.
Europe
AustriaRide Hailing
Most broadly listed visitor-facing taxi app, dispatching licensed Austrian operators across cities, resorts and many nearby towns.
- An existing international Uber account usually carries across; new setup needs mobile verification.
- Saved cards and supported wallets are convenient; the booking displays the current price basis and method.
- The rider interface supports English, while local drivers and addresses may use German.
Pro tip: Check the exact pickup pin and live supply. In rural or Alpine areas, arrange a local taxi and return time in advance instead of relying on the app.
BelgiumRide Hailing
A familiar ride app with service across Brussels and many other Belgian cities and surrounding municipalities.
- An existing international Uber account usually works; new setup needs a reachable mobile number.
- Saved cards and supported wallets are the simplest visitor methods; confirm the live quote in-app.
- Receipts and safety tools remain usable in English; spoken pickup coordination is not guaranteed.
Pro tip: Compare the live quote with Bolt, follow airport pickup directions and match the plate before entering. Never accept an off-app offer.
CroatiaRide Hailing
Broadest listed visitor-facing ride app, using licensed Croatian taxi partners in cities and coastal destinations.
Pro tip: Compare Bolt, confirm the pickup pin and leave a backup window for airports. For a timed departure, check that a real driver has accepted before relying on the request.
Czech RepublicRide Hailing
App rides in Prague and selected Czech cities, plus the official prebooked taxi service at Prague Airport.
Pro tip: At the airport, choose Uber Airport and use the official terminal pickup. A kiosk or counter works if you do not want to install the app.
DenmarkRide Hailing
Broad visitor-facing app for regulated licensed taxis supplied by Dantaxi and other Danish taxi partners.
Pro tip: Expect licensed-taxi pricing, not cheap private rides. Confirm the operator and pickup pin, and keep a public-transport or local-taxi backup.
EstoniaRide Hailing
Tallinn-only ride-booking alternative that is useful for comparing price and pickup time with Bolt or Forus.
Pro tip: Use it only as a Tallinn comparison. Uber's official Estonia directory does not list any other city.
FinlandRide Hailing
Useful alternative for comparing a fixed app quote and live driver supply in Finnish service areas.
Pro tip: A listed city does not guarantee a nearby driver. Prebook a licensed local taxi when an early flight or remote pickup is time-critical.
FranceRide Hailing
Broad ride-booking coverage in Paris and many French cities, with an upfront app estimate and recorded trip details.
- Test the existing account before travel and make sure the stored number and chosen payment method still work, especially before an airport arrival.
- Before requesting, read the whole quote and cancellation terms. Busy periods can change the displayed total.
- English menus and digital receipts are available. A driver message or a sign at the meeting point may still be in French.
Pro tip: At airports, follow the app to the assigned pickup area. Match the plate and driver, and reject any request to cancel and pay off-app.
GermanyRide Hailing
A familiar backup for licensed taxi and private-hire bookings in selected German cities using an existing international account.
Pro tip: Do not expect rural coverage. Compare wait time and final pickup instructions, then keep support and payment inside the app.
GreeceRide Hailing
A familiar way to request licensed Greek taxis in Attica, Thessaloniki and selected mainland and island destinations.
Pro tip: The arriving vehicle is a professional taxi, not a private UberX car. Check the live pickup point and payment method.
HungaryRide Hailing
Optional Budapest backup that dispatches licensed Fลtaxi vehicles with a regulated physical meter.
Pro tip: Use it to compare pickup supply, not to seek a private driver or a lower tariff. Service is Budapest-only.
IrelandRide Hailing
Irish Uber service that books licensed taxis and offers a fixed-price taxi option on eligible trips.
Pro tip: This is not private-car ride hailing. Check whether the selected product is metered or Taxi Fixed Price before confirming.
ItalyRide Hailing
Partial backup whose Italian products are usually licensed taxis or premium NCC vehicles, depending on the city.
Pro tip: Check the exact product before booking. Ordinary UberX is not a nationwide option, and Taxi or Black pricing can differ greatly from expectations.
LithuaniaRide Hailing
Ride-hailing in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipฤda, ล iauliai and Panevฤลพys, useful for a second fare and wait-time comparison.
Pro tip: Uber is no longer Vilnius-only. Compare the complete price and pickup time with Bolt before confirming.
MaltaRide Hailing
Active Malta ride-hailing option that is useful for a third live quote when Bolt or eCabs is expensive, delayed or unavailable.
Pro tip: Compare price, pickup time and the actual assigned car. Do not assume Uber is cheaper or that a visible estimate guarantees acceptance.
NetherlandsRide Hailing
Licensed app-taxi booking in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven and nearby service areas.
Pro tip: At Schiphol, follow signs to the App pick-up point. Match the plate before entering and never cancel to pay a driver directly after the trip begins.
NorwayRide Hailing
Books licensed local taxis with upfront estimates in 20 named Norwegian municipal markets, including Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim and Tromsรธ.
Pro tip: Useful when Bolt is busy, but published coverage does not promise rural supply. Confirm the plate and app price before entering.
PolandRide Hailing
A familiar licensed-ride backup in major cities, useful when Bolt prices, wait times, or airport pickup zones are less convenient.
- An existing international Uber account can be reused; new accounts require mobile verification.
- Saved cards and supported wallets are convenient; confirm the method and amount inside the booking.
- Navigation and receipts are available in English; a gate or landmark phone call can still be Polish-first.
Pro tip: Use the designated app pickup area, verify the plate and driver, and keep all payment and support communication inside the app.
PortugalRide Hailing
Licensed TVDE ride booking in Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve, Madeira and many other Portuguese service areas.
- An existing international Uber account normally carries across; new registration needs mobile verification.
- Saved international cards are the simplest option; keep the amount and any route change inside the app.
- The rider interface supports English, while drivers and local addresses may use Portuguese.
Pro tip: At Lisbon Airport, go to P2 Level 2 arrivals and follow the exact app message. Match the plate and never cancel to pay the driver directly.
RomaniaRide Hailing
Useful second ride quote in Bucharest and many Romanian cities, with upfront pricing and trip sharing.
Pro tip: Price and pickup time can beat Bolt or be worse. Verify the plate and keep every change, cancellation and payment inside the app.
SlovakiaRide Hailing
A useful fare and availability comparison in Bratislava and Koลกice, but not a nationwide Slovak ride service.
Pro tip: Its Slovak footprint now includes Koลกice as well as Bratislava. Check the live service area rather than relying on older capital-only advice.
SloveniaRide Hailing
Familiar app for licensed taxis in Ljubljana, but the physical taximeter sets the final fare rather than the app estimate.
Pro tip: Treat the quoted price as an estimate, compare it with Taxi Metro and check the physical meter before the driver enters the final amount. Uber is not a nationwide private-driver service in Slovenia.
SpainRide Hailing
A familiar optional ride app with service in selected Spanish cities and differing local vehicle types.
Pro tip: Confirm current city coverage in the app. Do not assume the same airport or vehicle rules apply across Spain.
SwedenRide Hailing
Licensed app-booked rides across Sweden's main metropolitan regions and many surrounding municipalities.
Pro tip: Use the app's vehicle, driver and fare details. If a driver asks you to cancel and take a taxi directly, refuse and request another ride.
SwitzerlandRide Hailing
Broadest visitor-friendly ride app in Switzerland, useful when public transport or a prearranged transfer does not fit.
Pro tip: Check live supply before relying on it, follow the exact pickup pin, and never pay cash again when the app already charged your card.
UkraineRide Hailing
Useful international backup currently listed in Kyiv and 17 other Ukrainian cities.
Pro tip: Coverage on a city page does not guarantee nearby drivers. Compare the live wait and fare, and never ask a driver to ignore an alert or curfew restriction.
United KingdomRide Hailing
The broadest international ride app in the UK, with service across many Great Britain localities and Belfast.
Pro tip: At airports, follow the pickup zone shown in the app. A reserved trip can still depend on driver availability, so keep a rail, coach or licensed-taxi backup for critical departures.
Latin America
ArgentinaRide Hailing
The easiest first ride app for travelers, with the broadest current documented city coverage in Argentina.
Pro tip: Keep payment in the app when possible, verify the plate and driver, and use the designated pickup point. Keep an official taxi or shuttle fallback for airports.
BoliviaRide Hailing
A familiar optional alternative in four listed cities, but current driver acceptance can be weaker than local competitors.
Pro tip: Do not depend on it for a time-critical airport trip. Confirm the plate and pickup point, and keep Yango, inDrive or a hotel-booked radio taxi ready.
BrazilRide Hailing
The most familiar first ride app for visitors, with an extensive official directory of Brazilian cities and municipalities.
Pro tip: Request from inside the terminal or hotel, then go to the pickup pin. Match the plate, driver and vehicle before entering and keep 99 or an authorized taxi as backup.
ChileRide Hailing
The simplest first ride app for most visitors, with service across Santiago and many regional Chilean cities.
Pro tip: Confirm the plate and pickup point before boarding. At SCL, follow the app or use an official counter if the meeting point is unclear.
ColombiaRide Hailing
The easiest first ride app for many visitors, with service across Bogotรก and numerous other Colombian cities.
Pro tip: Follow the exact pickup instructions, verify the plate and never cancel the app trip to continue privately with the driver.
Costa RicaRide Hailing
The broadest useful ride-app starting point across San Josรฉ and many Costa Rican tourist destinations.
Pro tip: Check the plate and driver, keep the trip in the app, and retain an official taxi or prearranged transfer as the backup outside busy areas.
EcuadorRide Hailing
The easiest visitor option in Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca and several other Ecuadorian cities.
Pro tip: Cuenca is a recent rollout that Uber's global city index has not yet added. Check live supply and keep an authorized taxi or hotel transfer as a backup.
GuatemalaRide Hailing
The simplest visitor ride app, with four cities in Uber's current official Guatemala index and additional live supply sometimes found around tourist centers.
Pro tip: Check the exact pickup before relying on service outside Escuintla, Guastatoya, Guatemala City or Quetzaltenango. Match the plate and keep an authorized taxi or registered shuttle backup.
MexicoRide Hailing
A familiar and widely useful ride app in many Mexican cities, with airport access depending on local rules.
- A mobile number and SMS verification are required; activate the account before travel if possible.
- Saved cards are convenient and cash may be offered locally. Confirm the selected method before pickup.
- The app supports English, while driver calls, street names and local support may use Spanish.
Pro tip: Follow the airport's official pickup policy, match the registration and never cancel or move payment off-app at a driver's request.
PanamaRide Hailing
The best visitor default for app-booked rides in Panama City, David and La Chorrera, including Tocumen Airport.
Pro tip: At Tocumen, follow the live pickup directions to the selected parking row. Match the driver, plate and vehicle before entering.
ParaguayRide Hailing
The simplest visitor ride app, with broad current official city listings and a familiar account and payment flow.
Pro tip: Check live supply at the exact pickup, keep payment in the app and match the driver, plate and vehicle before boarding.
PeruRide Hailing
The lowest-friction first ride app, with six Peruvian cities in Uber's current official directory.
Pro tip: Follow the live pickup pin, match the plate and driver, and keep the ride and payment inside the app.
UruguayRide Hailing
The lowest-friction first ride app, currently documented by Uber for Montevideo and Punta del Este.
Pro tip: Compare the live fare, follow the pickup pin and match the plate. Supply and pricing can change sharply in peak summer periods.
Africa
EgyptRide Hailing
The easiest first ride-hailing option in Cairo and several other cities, with upfront pricing and familiar safety tools.
- An existing rider account works abroad without changing country. New accounts need a valid email, phone number and SMS verification.
- Cash where shown, or a saved supported card. A digitally paid trip should not be paid again in cash.
- The iOS listing includes English and Arabic among 50 interface languages.
Pro tip: Confirm the plate and pickup point before entering. Keep the trip in the app and carry small EGP notes in case card payment or driver acceptance becomes a problem.
GhanaRide Hailing
A strong first ride app in five officially listed Ghanaian cities, with trip sharing and an upfront fare estimate.
Pro tip: Keep cash ready even if a card is saved. Match the plate and driver, keep the trip in the app and send both a pickup pin and a landmark.
KenyaRide Hailing
A strong first ride app in Nairobi, Mombasa and Uasin Gishu, with live trip tracking and an upfront estimate.
- An existing international Uber account usually works; new registration needs a reachable mobile number.
- Card, cash and local options vary by booking. Confirm the selected method before the driver reaches you.
- The app supports English, while driver calls and landmarks may use local phrasing.
Pro tip: Use the designated airport pickup, match the plate and driver, and keep the trip in the app. Confirm payment before pickup and refuse substitute vehicles.
MoroccoRide Hailing
Licensed app rides in selected major cities, using an existing Uber account and supported saved cards.
Pro tip: Check the live pickup pin rather than assuming national coverage. Save inDrive and some cash for Fez or any area with no Uber cars.
NigeriaRide Hailing
The most familiar visitor option, with current service listed in 12 Nigerian cities and strong in-app safety tools.
Pro tip: Keep your existing account ready, but carry a payment fallback. Verify the plate and driver, share the trip, and reject any off-app replacement.
South AfricaRide Hailing
The broadest visitor-friendly ride network, with current coverage across major cities and many tourism corridors in South Africa.
Pro tip: Book only in the app, wait in a secure designated pickup area, and match the registration, driver, and vehicle before entering. Never follow an airport tout to a supposed Uber.
Caribbean
BarbadosRide Hailing
A familiar way to request licensed Barbadian taxis, view an estimate, pay in the app, and reserve some trips.
Pro tip: Use Uber Taxi as one option, not a guaranteed airport transfer. Match the driver and vehicle, and prearrange critical early, rural, or large-group trips.
Dominican RepublicRide Hailing
The most practical app-based ride option across major Dominican cities, airports, and tourist areas.
Pro tip: Follow the exact pickup pin, match the driver and plate, and reject any request to pay a higher off-app fare. Prearrange time-critical airport or remote-resort travel.
JamaicaRide Hailing
The most practical ride app in Jamaica's main urban and tourist markets, with availability varying by exact pickup.
Pro tip: Verify the driver and plate, keep the ride in-app, and prearrange licensed transport for airports, remote stays, intercity trips, or any time-critical pickup.
Puerto RicoRide Hailing
Puerto Rico's most useful ride app, with its strongest live supply around San Juan, Condado, Isla Verde, and SJU.
Pro tip: Check live supply at both ends. Prearrange a driver or rent a car for remote stays, the west, mountains, island trips, early flights, and any time-critical return.
Oceania
AustraliaRide Hailing
The broadest familiar ride app for major cities, airports and many regional centers across Australia.
Pro tip: Airport pickup zones vary by terminal. Follow the current in-app route and rideshare signs, then match the registration and driver before boarding.
New ZealandRide Hailing
The broadest app-based ride option across New Zealand's main cities and a number of regional centers.
Pro tip: Check actual driver supply before a fixed connection. In smaller centers, prebook a taxi or shuttle as a fallback and verify the plate before entering.
North America
CanadaRide Hailing
A widely available ride-hailing fallback in Canadian cities, although coverage and airport pickup locations vary.
Pro tip: Check the pickup pin and terminal signage at airports. In dense city centers, compare the trip with public transit before accepting a surge-priced ride.
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