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Rideshare Solutions Sustainability Actions

Set zero-emission goals

Uber says it aims to become a zero-emission mobility platform by 2040, and later expanded that goal to include delivery trips and packaging. The plan covers rides, deliveries, and the materials used by restaurant merchants. It also says the shift depends on outside factors like policy, charging access, and industry action. This is a long-term climate plan, not a finished result.

Expanded electric ride options

The company offers electric ride products such as Uber Electric and Comfort Electric in many cities. It also links bikes, scooters, and public transport into the app so riders can choose lower-emission ways to travel. These services are meant to give people more shared and electric options instead of relying only on private cars.

Helped drivers go electric

Uber says it is helping drivers and couriers switch to electric vehicles by supporting access to zero-emission vehicles and charging. It says drivers on the platform are adopting EVs faster than average motorists in Canada, Europe, and the US, and that it has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in this transition. The page also notes barriers such as high vehicle costs, financing, insurance, and charging access.

Reduced packaging waste

The company says it is working with restaurant merchants to move from single-use plastics to packaging that is reusable, recyclable, or compostable. It also says it helps with price reductions, promotions, and advocacy to support that switch. This is aimed at cutting waste from food delivery packaging.

Published electrification metrics

Uber says its Electrification Update uses billions of rides to track real-world impact in major markets. It describes itself as one of the first mobility companies to publish impact metrics based on how drivers and riders actually use the service. That makes the reporting more concrete than a simple promise, even though the figures still come from the company itself.

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