Following the provision of services aimed at teenagers, Uber has recently announced the launch of a dedicated version for seniors. This version features a simplified interface to facilitate easier usage for older adults. The new service increases font sizes and reduces operational complexity while offering a more intuitive design, allowing seniors and those with minor visual impairments to use Uber more easily.

Additionally, relatives and caregivers of seniors can assist in booking rides, adjust payment methods, and confirm travel details, while also tracking the senior’s ride status in real-time and receiving SMS notifications upon arrival at their destination. In cases of emergencies, relatives or caregivers can communicate directly with the driver providing the ride.

Uber's senior service also includes features that allow users to save frequently visited locations, such as hospitals and stations, and accept Medicare prepaid benefit cards for transportation costs. Although this service is initially rolling out in the U.S., plans are in place to expand to markets in Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Portugal, France, and South Africa, with adjustments tailored for each region.