Uber launches parking service following SpotHero acquisition, with an eye on robotaxis
Uber is launching a new service in 15 U.S. cities that allows customers to reserve and park vehicles, following its acquisition of SpotHero earlier this year. The feature aims to serve commuters driving their own vehicles, while the company also plans to use the parking network as staging locations for partnered autonomous vehicle fleets to reduce congestion and deadheading. Users can book spots directly within the Uber app, using integrated payment options and unlocking entry via QR codes or license plate recognition. Open article →
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