Uber Shuttle Suspends Operations Over Coronavirus, While Public Transport Keeps Running
The company has decided to look after its customers' health.
Uber has sent its customers messages announcing that its Uber Shuttle service is being suspended. However, public transport (including minibuses) has not been completely banned.
"We always work to ensure the safety of all Uber users. To prevent the spread of coronavirus and protect the well-being of citizens, we are suspending the Uber Shuttle service until further notice. We will continue to follow the instructions of health authorities and will let you know as soon as routes become available again," Uber said in a message.
From March 18, Kyiv is introducing restrictions on ground transport: only people wearing masks will be allowed on board, and no more than 10 people at a time.
Across Ukraine, a quarantine has been declared until April 3 due to the spread of coronavirus, and a temporary ban is in effect on holding mass events and gatherings of more than 10 people.
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