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If you are an Uber driver, we have some news that you might be interested in hearing about. Sign into the Uber Partners app in the US, Australia, and New Zealand, and you will be able to stream music from Pandora ad-free. Drivers will have to create a new account to take advantage of the uninterrupted stream, which ends on December 28th.

The audio must be streamed via Bluetooth or an AUX cable. If you use a mobile navigation system like your phone, the stream will be played at a lower volume so that you don't miss a turn and get lost.  By giving your favorite tunes a thumbs up, you'll hear them more often while behind the wheel.

To take advantage of the ad-free Pandora stream, follow these directions:

  • Connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth or AUX and set the stereo as needed
  • In the Uber Partner app, tap the “Play Music” button on the map
  • Log in or create a free Pandora account
  • Pick your station and enjoy!

While this feature is for Uber drivers only, the company is not forgetting its customers. In its blog post, Uber says that it will soon announce a new music experience for riders.


source: Pandora via PCMag

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