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UBER's new updates to help yor ride more seamlessly

UBER announces multi-destination and in-app chat features for Indian users.

The latest update to UBER has added two features that will surely help users to enhance their cab-riding experience with the American taxi aggregator. The multi-destination feature, as well as the in-app chat feature, will let users customise their UBER cab rides.

The in-app chat feature aims to help riders and driver partners get in touch with one another to provide information such as their exact location. As a result, coordinating the pickup can be faster and cost effective, since they don’t have to switch between apps or incur call charges. Both riders and driver partners will see if their chats are delivered and read, helping to confirm the other actually received the communication. They can even choose to communicate in their preferred local language.

  • To use the in-app chat feature, simply follow these steps:
  • When connected to a driver, a rider should go to the Uber feed and tap “contact” and then “chat”
  • During a POOL trip, the feature lets the driver partner know which rider sent the chat.
  • Both riders and driver partners will see if their chats are delivered and read, helping to confirm the other received the communication.

On the other hand, the multi-destination feature enables riders to add multiple stops along their route. Whether it’s a ride to the airport and the rider needs to pick up a friend en route, or going home after dinner, and needs to drop off a loved one on the way, it’s easier than ever to pick up and drop off your friends or family along the way. This takes just a few taps on the app when requesting a ride. With this feature, riders can sit back and relax during your trip and there’s no need to make any changes.

To use this feature, all you have to do is:

  • Tap “Where to?”
  • Tap the “+” next to the “Where to?” box.
  • Add the addresses of the additional stops en route.
  • Riders can also add and remove stops during the trip.

As a courtesy for driver’s time, it is recommended that each stop is limited to 3 minutes or less.

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