10 million free or discounted rides to be offered to people by Uber

10 million people are set to receive either discounted or free rides by Uber for people who are looking receive vaccination for COVID-19. Rides will be made available to these people to and from the destination. Along with this, rides will also be provided by the company for their second and third dose. The date for when the offer will begin has not been revealed by Uber yet.

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Uber to offer 10 million free or discounted rides to people seeking COVID-19 vaccination

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