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This, black car service is not what uber offers. They offer a uber driver with a black car.

• lokar 1y ago
  It depends on location
  • addaon 1y ago
    > It depends on location Can you clarify? From https://www.uber.com/us/en/ride/uberblack/ https://www.uber.com/us/en/ride/uberblack/, the only obvious location dependency is that drivers must "meet state- or local-level livery regulations" -- I think this just means that for this subset of drivers, Uber chooses to actually verify that they're following the law? Which I know is a deviation from their usual model, but seems like it's very literally the least they could do. Is there more per-geo (per-country?) variation in what "Black" means that's not documented there?
    • lokar 1y ago
      In some places (like Zurich) it’s always been a typical livery driver. I guess that’s consistent? Some places have stronger regs for a livery license?