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title: "Using Uber: your guide to NJ TRANSIT’s Access Link Riders’ Choice Pilot 2.0"
description: "NJ TRANSIT’s Access Link Riders’ Choice (ALRC) Pilot 2.0 gives eligible Access Link customers another option for eligible trips through participating transportation network companies, including Uber. Access Link subsidizes up to 10 Uber trips per month at up to $20 per trip, provided each ride begins and ends within an eligible service area and occurs between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m., seven days a week. After enrollment, riders match their Uber account information to their ALRC profile, accept the voucher from Uber, verify it in the Uber Wallet, and confirm its application before requesting a ride. The guide explains app and phone booking, voucher opt-out, payment, safety checks, support, tipping, service animals, lost items, and incident reporting."
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# Using Uber: your guide to NJ TRANSIT’s Access Link Riders’ Choice Pilot 2.0

[Uber](https://yomu.fyi/company/uber) · Jul 31, 2026

**Type:** Tutorial

## Summary

NJ TRANSIT’s Access Link Riders’ Choice (ALRC) Pilot 2.0 gives eligible Access Link customers another option for eligible trips through participating transportation network companies, including Uber. Access Link subsidizes up to 10 Uber trips per month at up to $20 per trip, provided each ride begins and ends within an eligible service area and occurs between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m., seven days a week. After enrollment, riders match their Uber account information to their ALRC profile, accept the voucher from Uber, verify it in the Uber Wallet, and confirm its application before requesting a ride. The guide explains app and phone booking, voucher opt-out, payment, safety checks, support, tipping, service animals, lost items, and incident reporting.

## Context

Eligible Access Link customers can use participating transportation network companies, including Uber, for eligible trips while retaining traditional Access Link service as an option. Uber vouchers apply only when trips begin and end within an eligible Access Link service area during pilot operating hours.

## Approach / What changed

The pilot connects approved riders’ Access Link profiles with Uber accounts and provides a voucher that can be accepted, checked in the Uber Wallet, and applied during ride requests. Riders can book through the Uber app or call 833-USE-UBER from a text-enabled mobile device.

## Takeaways

- ALRC provides up to 10 Uber trips per month and subsidizes up to $20 per trip; riders pay any remaining balance.
- The Uber voucher applies only to eligible trips that begin and end within the Access Link service area and occur from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week.
- Riders can turn off the voucher for a specific trip, after which standard market pricing is charged to their personal payment method.

**Tags:** [Uber](https://yomu.fyi/topic/uber)

- Source: [Uber](https://www.uber.com/us/en/blog/your-guide-to-access-link-riders-choice-pilot-2-0)
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