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"On-demand Delivery"
(UPDATED April 2018: Uber is shutting down its on-demand delivery service called UberRush or Uber Rush. Hence, the following article is outdated.)
"On-demand Delivery" is the way Uber describes its service called UberRush or UberRUSH. This is a form of courier service, where regular Uber drivers would accept your request for a delivery, come to your location, and delivery the package. This is promising service that provides fast delivery with real-time tracking feature.
UberRUSH is currently only available in the New York City Area (Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens), San Francisco (7X7), and Chicago. (as of 3/20/2018)
More information on Uber.com: https://rush.uber.com/how-it-works
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I was googling UberRush and got here.
Why do so many UberSomething exist but half of them are no longer around. It's hilarious.
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Wait, this is excellent. Am I the only one who thinks this is awesome and should be a huge business?
Forget UberEats or whatever exists. Everything should be based off of this. Flowers, people, food, whatever. Just put them on an Uber.
Your comment is so ironic, because the service you call awesome is already gone and shutdown. LOL. I wonder why it didn't work. I bet people just didn't care to have things delivered by someone else.
Plus the service exists. Offered through the post office, FedEx and UPS.
why does SF and NY always get the coolest things first.