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Uber launches parking reservations in 15 U.S. cities

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Uber said Monday it is launching parking reservations and payments in 15 U.S. cities, using the network gained through its SpotHero acquisition. That network covers 13,000 garages, lots and valet services across more than 400 cities, although the initial service has a narrower footprint. Customers can compare upfront prices in the app, pay through their Uber wallet and enter using a QR code or license plate recognition. Bookings can be canceled free until their start time. Uber also proposes using parking locations to stage autonomous vehicles, but the launch focuses on human drivers.
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