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On Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at 3:02 PM, george said:

What do you mean?

Drivers from London coming to Birmingham for work or what?

is that legal?

With your TFL licence  can work everywhere in England? 

We have approximately over a 1000 drivers who live in Birmingham but have a TFL private hire licence because obtaining and Birmingham and solihull license is very hard.

On Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at 2:57 PM, danthedriver said:

THat is a lot !!!!

why so much, age?

I'm 24

That's good to hear, Birmingham is flooded with TFL drivers, we might get our work back this way.

I've got 5 years private no claims but no taxi no claims and im paying £440 a month third party.

I've seen a W reg avensis with uber in Birmingham 

Not worth it, you only get 1 or 2 exec jobs a week

16 hours ago, Roblaura said:

Congratulations upon the opening of the Wolverhampton support centre tomorrow. I'm hoping there will be a Wolverhampton forum here soon so local drivers can share comments. I'm still not onboard yet, I applied for my licence on the 26th January and still waiting, I'm ready to go; so frustrating!

All the wolverhampton drivers are working in Birmingham so no need for a forum for them.

It would be better if uber lost their license in the UK.

If there is no good in the company what do you expect us to say? Make up lies?

On Sunday, February 12, 2017 at 2:03 AM, fullpower said:

£4 wtf ???? What is the average income in Midlands mate? I don't think is such a big difference comparing to London 

 

In Midlands we get 3 exec jobs a week maximum and they don't go very far, exec drivers have no choice but to do X and exec both, even with X it's very hard to make money as it's  £1 a mile and they've got soo many drivers we sit for hours with no fare sometimes.

2 hours ago, mhshah said:

Does this mean that Uber Birmingham has started recruiting ? Also can you drive in Birmingham with a Wolverhampton licence. 

Yes they have and unfortunately you can

2 hours ago, anonymous said:

same thing happened in London, only 40% will remain on the long run, still , money will continue to drop for sure

Around 80% of drivers in Birmingham have a wolverhamton or TFL license, we are sitting around for hours with no fare because of the amount of drivers joining.

Visited the uber office today and the amount of new drivers they are taking on is ridiculous, we are sitting around with no fare, not even making minimum wage and all uber are bothered about is taking new drives on, one driver brought his son with him to fill the application form.