Your app includes a Split Fare feature that allows you to divide a trip fare equally between your account and other riders’ accounts. Here’s how:
In order for the fare to be split, other riders must accept before the trip ends. Your trip fare will be divided equally between yourself and all other riders who accept. If a fellow rider chooses not to accept split fare or doesn’t have a valid payment method, you’ll be charged for both your portion and theirs. The split fare feature is unavailable for certain vehicle options, including Share.
Fares cannot be split after the trips ends and your payment method has been charged.
Please note that when a fare is split, each participating rider is charged a 25 cent fee.
Apple Pay may not work on split fares. If you use Apple Pay but want to split a fare, you may need to use another payment method. You can switch back to Apple Pay on your next trip.
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