> will make it marginally impossible for new drivers to be accepted One thing worth noting is that the UK is already a little different from the US, because Ub

> will make it marginally impossible for new drivers to be accepted One thing worth noting is that the UK is already a little different from the US, because Uber drivers are required to have a private hire license issued by the city where you're operating. For example, in London you'd be required to have a full criminal background check, a medical examination, and pass a "topographical skills check" (basic route planning and map reading). So it wasn't like you could just apply to Uber and be up and running within a few days to begin with.