Hurricane Helene: Uber offers free rides to shelters for Floridians
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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The Florida Division of Emergency Management has partnered with Uber to provide free Uber rides to shelters for Floridians.
The Free rides are for counties under a state of emergency.
To get a free ride to a shelter you will need to:
- Open the Uber app
- Tap Account on the bottom right and tap wallet
- Add promo code HELENERELIEF
Free rides will be up to $35 to and from a state-approved shelter.
