Las Vegas Cab Driver

Las Vegas Cab Driver

vegascab

Las Vegas, NV

Male, 31

Ask me anything! i will be as honest as possible as to my experiences as a cabbie in las vegas since 2007. if you want a day to day on some of the happenings in the job you can also follow me on twitter, vegascab @vagascab

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Last Answer on June 19, 2020

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Where do taxis park overnight? Do you own your own taxi outright?

Asked by Hagz almost 12 years ago

In las vegas you can not buy or lease a cab you must work for a company that runs the cab for 24 hours

I applied at YCS, got hired then failed the drug test :-(. Apparently they took urine AND hair, which i was not ready for. Do u know how long i have to wait before i can reapply? also, how long was it before you never got assigned a Geo cab?

Asked by TJ about 11 years ago

I'm not sure how long until you can reapply and you will never get assigned a geo cab once you have gotten a shift, and that is completely up to you how long that takes

I respect that you're one of the HONEST drivers out there, and I too will do the same. But unfortunately, since many drivers in Vegas are indeed longhauling, and you are expected to compete with their average and "make book", how do you rememdy that?

Asked by Newbie over 11 years ago

It really isnt that hard really i dobt have much of a problem everkeeping up but i generally do 10 more rides than these guys because im not waisting time running back to the airport, so not only do i keep up but i make more in tips since i have nore rides

Are cab drivers required to take drug tests in Las Vegas?

Asked by Chuck over 11 years ago

Pre-test at most companirs

Is it possible to work a "normal" 40 hour, Mon-Fri daytime work week and make an OK living, say 25K/year?

Asked by Nick over 11 years ago

As a new driver it is near impossible to get a shift like this however yes...i am off sunday monday and thursday and work 12 hr days...as i said before 40+k before tips

I'm going to try and get on board with a cab company. I've been reading online stories of how cabbies are expected a "high book" of you and if you are on the low end for like 3 days you are out the door. I'm honest and longhauling isn't me. Truth?

Asked by Kevin about 11 years ago

depends on the cab company but there is a lot of pressure to keep up with the average however I work for YCS and do not longhaul and I have no problem keeping up with the average as long as you get out there and work you will be fine

Also is there any sort of companies that do executive protection and driving that you know of? If so how hard are they to get into and what is the name of them? Thanks from CA

Asked by Jboxx over 10 years ago

there is but i'm not sure where or who to contact