In a bid to tackle the heavy traffic congestion that plagues Johannesburg's CBD, Uber has 
introduced a new service called Uber Moto. 
Piloted in parts of the western suburbs of the city, Uber Moto allows passengers to ride on 
motorbikes, offering a faster and more affordable alternative to traditional ride-hailing 
options. With fares starting at R18, Uber Moto promises to be nearly half the price of an 
UberGo for similar distances. 
The service is designed to cater to the needs of passengers looking to navigate the city 
quickly during peak hours with rides limited to one passenger per trip.