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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Uber plans to roll out new perks for its top drivers.
The ride-hailing company is now offering drivers who tally more than 3,000 trips a fully tuition-covered degree from Arizona State University.
Other incentives include lower costs on car maintenance and gas, as well as faster airport pickups.
Read more from the San Francisco Business Times.
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