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Rideshare company coming to PG

Uride, a rideshare company founded in Ontario, is signing up drivers in Prince George.

The company said their mission is to prevent impaired driving, and provide safe rides in underserved communities.

“Uride is committed to bring safe and affordable rides to small and mid-sized communities in British Columbia and we are now recruiting drivers in Prince George to build our team for our launch in June,” said Cody Ruberto, Founder of Uride.

The company is already established in Kelowna, and is looking to expand into Kamloops, Nanaimo, and Victoria.

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