Uber Roteiro: function that organizes trips launched in Brazil

Uber announced this Thursday (9) the arrival of Uber Roteiro in Brazil, a resource that promises to help organize year-end holidays. Tool In addition to letting you add information manually, it can also connect to travel plans available in Gmail and Outlook.

By sending an email to the Uber app and sharing flight, hotel and restaurant data, functionality organizes the traveler’s itinerary and suggests the best travel options. The idea is to allow the user to enjoy the trip more without the stress of searching for transportation.

As the company explains, The new feature also makes it possible to plan races in advance. Uber Reserve, ensuring that the service can be used even during busy times. When you choose this method, the application offers: 10% cashback on loans on the platform.

“As the end of the year approaches and the number of flights and trips in Brazil increases even more, we believe that Uber Roteiro can be the perfect tool to help our users waste less time and thus have more time without having to organize themselves. Silvia, the app’s general manager in the country To enjoy the journey,” Penna explained.

How to use Uber Roteiro?

To enable the new function, follow these steps:

1. Open the Uber app and press “Route”;
2. Tap “Link email” and select “Sign in with Google” or “Sign in with Microsoft email” depending on your preference;
3. If you accept the rules, allow access to reservations by checking the “Allow” checkbox;
4. Once the process is complete, subsequent compatible trips will be displayed directly in the app.

According to Uber, The new feature is integrated with the already known security features of the platform, dictates the password to the driver to confirm entry into the correct journey. Real-time route sharing and the option to call the police in risky situations are also available.

In the second case, Data regarding the trip and live location where the call was made are shared with the 190 service.. The function has been implemented in Rio de Janeiro and Maranhão and is expected to reach Amazonas soon, in addition to being expanded to more states.