Uber launches print magazine in the US
The reason: Uber says it wants to better connect with its drivers. Momentum’s launch issue includes stories about how to get exercise when you’re behind the wheel, the best places to eat on the go, and where to find restrooms when you’re on the clock.
“2014 was a monumental year: We expanded to 210 new cities, averaging a new launch every two days. We entered many new international markets and now serve 64 percent of the U.S. population. None of it would have been possible without your partnership,” Ryan Graves, Uber’s founding member and Head of Global Operations writes in the magazine.
Momentum also conveniently pushes pro-Uber information on drivers, from quotes about people who love Uber to a section on Uber’s new driver loyalty program. There’s also a long Q&A with one of Uber’s first drivers, Sofiane, who has done more than 20,000 trips in the San Francisco area.
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