Ride-sharing service Uber is adding a “temporary fuel surcharge” to fares to help drivers pay for record-high gas prices around the country, the company announced Friday

Uber is adding a’temporary fuel surcharge’ to fares to help drivers pay for record-high gas prices around the country.’eats customers will pay either $ 0.35 or $ 0.45 on each Uber eats order,’ says head of driver operations in us and Canada.

The full fuel surcharge will be in place for the next 60 days. The plan is for the full 60 days to be passed on to drivers.