Uber Eats is an online food delivery platform that allows users to order food from local restaurants through a website or mobile application. It operates by connecting customers with delivery drivers, known as “delivery partners,” who pick up the ordered food and deliver it to the customer’s location. The service is part of Uber’s broader business model, extending beyond transportation to food services. Users can browse menus, place orders, and pay for their meals through the app, which often includes options for tracking the status of deliveries in real time. Uber Eats partners with a variety of restaurants, ranging from fast food to fine dining, and is available in numerous cities globally.
Delivery delays on Uber Eats are increasing, raising concerns among users. The issue stems from a disconnect between high demand and a decreasing supply of delivery drivers. Experienced drivers like…