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Innsifil, Ontario, located near Toronto, didn’t have a public transportation system, so city leaders partnered with Uber to bring subsidized rides to the city’s 36,000 residents in 2017.
Since then, more than 25,000 rides have been taken using the Silicon Valley-based app.
Motherboard reports is part of a much larger trend with smaller, more remote locations that don’t have their own public transportation. Uber currently operates 35 similar partnerships throughout North America.
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