"dozens more cities"
"I think it's worthwhile to do it, but I can understand there's going to be problems,"
"would be scary"
Uber expanded an option to pay for rides in cash to dozens more cities, increasing availability beyond five pilot locations. Cash payments are available in cities including Los Angeles, San Diego, Tampa, Jacksonville, and smaller markets like Laredo. Riders can request a ride through the app and pay drivers in cash at the destination. Drivers can decline cash ride requests and can opt out of receiving cash offers. The cash option aims to serve underbanked people without bank accounts or electronic payments. Some drivers value serving underbanked riders, while others warn that handling cash adds steps, reduces accountability, and raises safety risks, particularly for drivers who work at night.
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