Uber Eats new cities are now available, meaning the app is expanding its operations in Poland to new locations. They are visible in the Uber Driver app, and the official launch is scheduled for March 11 at 11:00. If you’re considering working as a courier, this is a good time to prepare for the launch and enter the market in the new zones.
Read to the end, as below you’ll find a list of new locations, practical registration tips, and a hint on how to start deliveries faster.
New Uber Eats cities: launch on March 11
Uber Eats has added new locations to the Uber Driver app, allowing couriers to begin registration ahead of the official launch. The opening of the locations will take place on March 11 at 11:00, so it’s a good idea to start recruiting and gathering documents in advance to be ready to take your first orders on launch day.
The new cities that have been added:
What does this mean in practice? For couriers, it’s a chance to get into the city at launch, when there is new demand and growing interest in the app. For those who are just planning to start, it’s often the easiest time to get started—before the market “saturates” with active couriers.
What is Uber Eats and how does it work?
Uber Eats is a food delivery platform (and in many places, also groceries) that connects restaurants and stores with customers, while deliveries are made by couriers using the Uber Driver app. Simply put: the customer places an order in the app, the venue prepares it for pickup, and the courier delivers it to the specified address.
From the courier’s perspective, the key is that the app guides you through the entire order process: it shows the pickup point, delivery address, and the basic information needed to complete the run. In many cities, it’s a convenient way to start working in deliveries without having to organize your own logistics.
If you want to see how its coverage looks nationwide, we’ve published a guide on the blog: “Uber Eats Delivery Map 2026.”
Why is it worth being an Uber Eats courier?
Working as a delivery courier is one of the simplest ways to an additional (or full) source of income, especially if you value flexibility. The most common reasons people choose deliveries with Uber Eats:
- Flexible hours: you can adjust your activity to fit around studies, another job, or household responsibilities.
- Quick start: with good organization of the paperwork, you can get started without a long “wait for a full-time job.”
- Clear work model: pick up → deliver → next order; it’s easy to get into the routine.
- Various ways to deliver: depending on your city and your options, you can deliver by bike, scooter, or car (where it makes operational sense).
It’s also worth remembering a practical aspect: the launch of new cities often means increased interest in the service and more first orders, which can translate into better availability of jobs in the initial phase of the zone’s operation.
How to get started: registration and cooperation with Avalon Logistics
Since new cities are now visible in the Uber Driver app, the best scenario is to get ready before March 11 (at 11:00), so that on opening day, you don’t waste time on formalities. In practice, preparations usually include: finishing registration, verifications, gathering your documents, and deciding what hours you want to work (e.g. lunch, afternoons, weekends).
If you want to start more efficiently or would prefer support in organizing your cooperation and settlements, you can consider partnering with Avalon Logistics. We help you through the process step by step – from matching the best onboarding model, through onboarding and paperwork, to ongoing operational support whenever questions arise during your work.
Best practice for new cities: start registration right away, plan your availability for the first week after the opening, and prepare your equipment (phone, mount, charger/power bank, thermal bag), so that on March 11th you can get to work without any chaos.
11:11 – symbolism and meaning (numerology) + Uber Eats launch
In numerology, the number 11 is often considered a “master number”—associated with intuition, awakening, the courage to change, and entering a higher level of development. Many people see the 11:11 motif as a sign of “synchronization” and a good time to make decisions, start a new chapter, or take the first concrete step (not as a guarantee of results, but as a symbolic impulse).
So if you are interested in numerology, the launch of new locations on March 11th at 11:00 may feel like an especially “powerful” start window: a new chapter (new cities), a new work rhythm, and a clear moment in time that’s easy to remember. In practice, it’s also a great excuse to take action instead of postponing it for “someday”—instead of waiting, you make a conscious and intentional start.
Can I register now if the opening is on March 11th?
Yes – information from Uber Eats indicates that the new cities have already been added to the Uber Driver app, and couriers can begin registration, with the locations opening on March 11th at 11:00.
Is it worth starting in a new city from day one?
Most often yes, because you’re ready “at the start,” which usually means you pick up the rhythm faster, get to know the area, and take advantage of the initial wave of interest in the service.
What if I don’t know how to go through the formalities?
In that case, working with a fleet/operational partner can be helpful – among other things, to avoid mistakes and shorten the time to get into the app.
