Uber is a transportation network company that provides a platform for users to request rides from nearby drivers through a smartphone application.

The costs that a Uber trip receipt may include:

• Base fare: This is the minimum cost charged by Uber for a ride.
• Distance fee: Uber charges a fee for the distance traveled by the user, which is calculated based on the pickup and drop-off location.
• Time fee: Uber may charge a fee for the time taken to complete a ride, which is calculated based on the duration of the trip.
• Surge pricing: During high demand periods, Uber may increase the price of a ride through surge pricing, which multiplies the regular fare by a certain amount.
• Cancellation fee: If a user cancels a ride after the driver has accepted it, Uber may charge a cancellation fee.

Typical items that Uber will charge you for may include:

• Tolls and fees: If a ride includes tolls or additional fees, such as airport or parking fees, Uber may pass on these costs to the user.
• Cleaning fee: If a user causes damage to the vehicle or makes a mess, such as spilling food or drinks, Uber may charge a cleaning fee.
• Airport surcharge: In some cities, Uber may charge an additional fee for airport pickups or drop-offs.
• Service fee: Uber charges a service fee for providing access to its platform and payment processing services.

It's important for users to review the fare estimate and details of the ride before requesting a ride through Uber. Additionally, users can compare fares and ride options with other transportation companies to find the best deal for their needs.