LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Your chauffeur network in Los Angeles
From LAX arrivals to a late night in Hollywood, LA keeps drivers busy. Uways connects you with professional drivers across the city, so every client is covered, even when you're double booked.
A city that moves by car
LA is spread across beaches, valleys and hills, and almost every trip runs on the 405, the 10 or the 101. Airport runs, studio days, hotel transfers and big nights out stack up fast. When they land on the same hour, Uways helps you find a trusted driver nearby and hand the trip over in minutes.
LAX
AIRPORTS
Five airports, one network
Airport pickups are some of the most common jobs on Uways. Here's where they come from around LA.
Los Angeles International Airport
The region's main gateway, on the coast south of Santa Monica. Long-haul and international arrivals land here around the clock, so meet-and-greet pickups and hotel runs are an everyday job. See the LAX guide
THE WALK OF FAME
Every neighborhood is a star
Tap a star to see the trips each part of LA brings, from private chauffeur work in the hills to hotel transfers by the beach.
Beverly Hills
Rodeo Drive, grand hotels and private homes in the hills. Private chauffeur work for clients who expect discretion.
CLASSIC LA RUNS
From the airport to the hills
Pick a route to see it on the map. One way airport transfers and hourly jobs run from the beach to the valley.
LIFE ON THE 405
Plan around the traffic
In LA, the clock decides how long a trip takes. Slide through the day to see the freeway change.
Bumper to bumper
Rush hour on the 405 can turn a short hop into a long ride. Leave early for LAX, keep clients posted, and post the job if you can't make it in time.
STUDIO DAYS
Driving for the industry
The entertainment business keeps LA chauffeurs busy all year. Call action to see what a studio day looks like.
Early call times
Crew and talent call times often start before sunrise. Pickups at 5 AM are a normal part of the job.
AFTER DARK
The city doesn't slow down at sunset
Red-eye arrivals, premieres, concerts and dinners that run late. When one night brings more trips than you can drive, post the extra job and let a trusted driver nearby take it, while you keep the client.
THE LA CALENDAR
Now showing: the busy weeks
Pick a month to see what fills the schedule.
Rose Parade and the Rose Bowl
New Year's in Pasadena brings the parade and the big game. Street closures across Pasadena mean planning drop-off spots early.
DRIVE IN LA
Start driving in Los Angeles
- 1 Download the app and sign upCreate your account and confirm your phone number.
- 2 Upload your documentsDriver's license, insurance certificate and your TCP permit.
- 3 Add your vehicleTell us what you drive so you see the jobs that fit.
- 4 Go online and set your rangeChoose how far from you jobs can be, from your own neighborhood to the whole region.
About TCP permits in California
Chauffeured transportation in California is regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), which issues Transportation Charter Party (TCP) permits. Your TCP permit is one of the documents you upload in the app.
Driving in Los Angeles: FAQ
Your TCP permit is one of the documents you upload in the app, together with your driver's license and insurance certificate. In California, TCP permits are issued by the CPUC.
Jobs are posted by drivers and companies on the network, so they can start anywhere. Around LA that often means LAX, Hollywood Burbank, Long Beach, John Wayne and Ontario.
Jobs are matched to your mile range and your registered vehicles. Set your range in the app to cover just your part of town or the whole region.
Yes. Use the Create button to post a job, then send it to available drivers nearby or straight to your favorite drivers.