Uber Commits to Become a Zero-Emissions Mobility Platform
- Date: September 14, 2020
By Sam Mehmet
Uber is committing to using lower emission vehicles, and has stated that by 2040, in 10,000 cities across the world, all Uber vehicles will be Zero-Emission. In addition, Uber is working with transit agencies to make the jump to electric vehicles as easy as possible, by providing charging stations and making electric vehicles more affordable.
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