Is Uber available in the Scottish Highlands?

As others have said, Uber in Scotland is available only in the major cities. In other parts of the UK, this may vary. Lyft does not operate at all in the UK. There are some other ride share companies like Bolt and Ola that do operate in parts of the UK, but not in the Highlands.



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There are around 1,000 Uber partner-drivers serving Glasgow and Edinburgh, where we have been operating for over a year. The service is proving very popular with locals and visitors: Almost 90,000 people have travelled in an Uber in the past month and over 400,000 people have used the service in Scotland since launch.

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Driving in the Scottish Highlands & Islands however is an altogether more challenging experience. Narrow, winding, single-track roads are much of what you'll be driving on once you're in Scotland's remote places. Hairpin bends, blind summits, blinder corners, potholes, and hidden dips are common.

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Generally, the best time to visit the Highlands is from spring to fall (May to September) when the weather is warmer and drier.

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Can I Use Uber in Scotland? Yes! Uber is a great option for transportation on Scottish soil. However, it is only available in larger cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow.

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There are around 1,000 Uber partner-drivers serving Glasgow and Edinburgh, where we have been operating for over a year. The service is proving very popular with locals and visitors: Almost 90,000 people have travelled in an Uber in the past month and over 400,000 people have used the service in Scotland since launch.

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The Isle of Skye is connected to the mainland by a road bridge. Connecting the mainland village of Kyle of Lochalsh to the village of Kyleakin on Skye. Since December 2004 the bridge has been free to cross for all, but it was not always this way.

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Traveling by coach is probably the cheapest option. The most popular bus companies are Stagecoach and Scottish Citylink. Stagecoach services more remote destinations, while Scottish Citylink services the main tourist hubs including Fort William, Inverness, Skye and Oban.

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Travel in & Around Scotland Public transport provides trains and bus services to Scottish towns and cities as well as many villages and ferry ports. Access to very remote areas and islands is straightforward by car, ferry and aeroplane.

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Bolt. Bolt is the most popular Uber alternative in the UK.

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