There are currently more than 85,000 drivers on Uber's books
Demand for Uber journeys in the UK is still strong, despite the soaring costs of living, the new boss of Uber UK has said.Uber is looking to position itself as a "super-app" for travel - app users can now also book train and coach tickets and, in Liverpool, from rival taxi companies.
The average Uber journey, according to the company, is 4.5 miles , the most popular destinations train stationsThe US-based technology company launched in the UK 10 years ago this month, immediately unleashing a storm of controversy. For a long time, Uber argued its drivers were self-employed - but since March 2021, it has had to offer employee benefits, including minimum wage, sick pay and a pension.
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