Uber added new projects to tailor "Uber accessibility" to passengers with children

Uber is about to launch a new service in New York, "Uber accessibility", designed for passengers with children. Only the highest rated drivers can be selected to serve the project.

For drivers, it is necessary to put a child's car seat in the car before receiving the passengers.

and "Uber accessibility" passengers need to pay 10 more dollars per trip, as a reward for the most trusted and popular drivers-and, of course, the trouble of having their own car-child seats.

Once the project is put into use, it will have a Uber expansion plan. In particular, when the number of Uber in the world in April was Uber, the initial target was 10. From the recruitment information analysis of the Uber website, Uber is planning or about to be stationed in 10 American cities (Las Vegas, Kansas City, Austin, St. Louis, Boise and Richmond, including Casino Las Vegas, and Austin, Texas capital). Boulder, Lexington, Hartford, Bloomington).

Expanding into these relatively small and medium-sized American cities is a challenge for Uber. Compared with a big city like San Francisco, the population density of small and medium-sized cities in the United States is lower, and the number of Uber faces decreases. But with the rising cost of living in big cities, especially the family-unit population has a tendency to migrate from big cities to small cities.

And from the United States share rental/taxi market, Uber still face Lyft, Sidecar and many regional competitors. In some Uber areas such as Miami, New York State's Buffalo, Tampa, Florida, Lyft and some regional-share rental companies, such as Priceride, have already started.

It remains to be seen whether Uber's repeated surprise and global expansion will keep it standing.