Christian Freese, GM South India and Colombo, UBER Presented at the TIA Summit-2017

2. More than
1,200,000,000
cars in the world

3. 22% of all carbon
emissions come
from transportation

4. Cars sit idle 96%
of the time

9. 312 million miles
That’s greater than the
distance between Earth
and Mars

10. 6.2 million gallons
of fuel

11. 55,560 metric
tons of CO2

12. ● Bangalore fifth largest globally
on POOL users out of >30
cities
● One out of four of every Uber
ride in Bangalore is shared
● Over 1 Million Bangalorean
riders have chosen to share
their ride at least once

13. Riders Saved over
₹47 crores
by taking uberPOOL rides in
2016

16. DALLAS, TX: DART
API integration with the
DART app - call a ride after
buying a ticket
ATLANTA, GA:
MARTA
Free first rides to/from
MARTA stations
BOSTON, MA:
MBTA PARATRANSIT
$13 subsidy from the MBTA
for eligible paratransit riders
US Transit Agency Partnerships
We have learnings from partnerships in the US and now know what works for improving
first mile / last mile logistics
SAN FRANCISCO, CA:
CALTRAIN
Partnership promoting
uberPOOL to/from Caltrain
during Super Bowl 50
MINNEAPOLIS, MN: METRO
TRANSIT
City-sponsored free rides when
needed most
CENTRAL FL: CITY
PLANNING
5 Cities subsidizing 20%-
25% off of rides.
TAMPA BAY, FL:
PINELLAS SUNCOAST
TRANSIT
$3 subsidies for Uber rides
during outages, discounts all
trips for low-income riders.
LOS ANGELES, CA: METRO
Exclusive partnership
promoting uberPOOL to/from
new stations
SAN DIEGO, CA: MTS
$5 off all uberPOOL trips
to/from stations

17. During the Morning Peak Traffic hours, most trips originating at the Bus Station
end at nearby Commercial areas
The rider journey rarely
begins or ends at a Bus
Station
Uber can provide last-
mile connectivity
During the Evening Peak Traffic hours, most trips originating at the Bus Station
end at nearby Residential areas

19. Uber Movement
Helping cities make
data-driven
transportation
policy, planning and
operational
decisions.

20. Shared self-
driving cars
would reduce the
number of cars on
the road by 90%

21. Source: Morgan Stanley
Today ride-hailing
accounts for 4%
of all miles driven
globally. By 2030
it will be 25%