At Uber, we remain committed to providing reliable earning opportunities for driver-partners, as well as a reliable and affordable service for you.
With this in mind, from 6th of October, 2020, we will be increasing fares on UberX as below:
New price structure:
| Product Name | Old Fare | New Fare |
|---|---|---|
| ———————————— | ———————— | ——————————: |
| Minimum Fare | NGN 400 | NGN 500 |
| ———————————— | ———————— | ——————————: |
| Base | NGN 200 | NGN 220 |
| ———————————— | ———————— | ——————————: |
| Per Kilometre | NGN 60 | NGN 65 |
| ———————————— | ———————— | ——————————: |
| Per Minute | NGN 11 | NGN 11 |
| ———————————— | ———————— | ——————————: |
Why are we increasing fares?
While we have always tried to keep prices as low as possible, we need to be aware of the increased costs for driver-partners. This comes after implementing an in-depth earnings review to ensure that the Uber app continues to be a reliable economic opportunity for driver-partners, as well as an affordable option for riders.
Safety tips you need to follow as you move around:
- Please wear masks at all times and use an alcohol based hand sanitizer before and after every trip.
- Practice social distancing by sitting in the back seat and only a maximum of 2 riders allowed in the vehicle.
- We also encourage you to use card payments if possible to reduce the number of contacts during the trip.
If you feel sick or unwell, please do not go out and make sure to call the NCDC hotline by dialing 080097000010.
We believe that these fares remain competitive, and we’re committed to offering a high-quality service to riders in Lagos