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Thursday 11 June 2015 4:25 am

Londoners pay more than people in any other city to use Uber

By: Billy Ehrenberg

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Customers in the UK pay more for Uber journey’s than clients in other countries.

According to research by The Times, UK users of the taxi hailing app pay £6.56 on average for a three-mile, 10-minute journey, compared to £5.18 for US users and £5.94 in the Eurozone.

Read more: After banning Uber in Guangzhou, the Chinese government is starting its own online taxi service in the city

London users are even worse off: they pay £7.75 for a three mile trip.

Uber offers a variety of different services, transporting customers with varying degrees of luxury. Not all its services are available in every city in which it operates. In London, for example, the cheapest option is Uber X – typically a small car such as a Toyota Prius. There are other options that carry heftier price tags, such as Uber exec or Uber Lux.

The Times analysed readily available information on Uber’s website, compiling the cheapest fares from each location in the UK the US and Europe.

 A spokesman for Uber said:

Regardless of location, we strive to ensure that our service is good value for riders whilst still providing our partner drivers with an attractive economic opportunity.

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