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Nothing comes close to riding a rickshaw in Delhi though! Just make sure you up your insurance before you go. :eek:

Ah but without the banter of course. :)

London has a great bus network too, no times wasted in decending/asceding into/out of stations necessary. Only drawback is that if you don't have a rudimentary idea of the routes etc. it isn't so easy to navigate your way around.

I didn't mention ubers in my original post, just the black cab drivers that l encountered on my trip to London last weekend. I've never used an uber in my life. would have no idea how to book one anyway.

Very true. Not a lot of people know this. My name is Michael Caine. :)

Well quite. Isn't one supposed to wear a lanyard to prove it?

I guess it could have been more a case of him knowing full well where l wanted to go was, but he jsut didn't fancy taking me there, either because it was in the wrong direction, or he would struggle to get a fare back.

Very wise l'd say if my experiences at the weekend were anything to go by! Jump on a bus or even take a tube, it'll certainly be better value and probably just as quick too with London traffic often clogged up nowadays.

Just back from a weekend in the smoke. Had the need to take several journeys by black cab whilst l was there, and almost to a man, every cab driver was a surly so and so, all saying as little as possible, and some were outright rude. In the past whenever travelling anywhere by taxi the driver...