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Uber is partnering with GM’s mobility arm on a car rental program for driversUber is partnering with GM’s mobility arm on a car rental program for drivers

Uber is partnering with General Motors’ car-sharing service, called Maven, for a 90-day car rental pilot program, the companies announced on Tuesday.Through Maven, Uber drivers in San Francisco will be able to rent a GM vehicle that qualifies to be on the platform for $179 a week plus additional taxes and fees.

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