Cabs:
* Cars regulated by state.
* Usually cheaper than Uber rides (in my experience always).
* Know the city like the back of their hand.
* Can file a complaint directly with the state or cab company.
* Accountable through a taxi license.
* Won't defraud you with bogus cleaning fees.
Uber:
* Been in two minor car accidents due to driver switching between Waze and GMaps to find the route or just constantly fiddling with their phone.
* Had an Uber driver show up in a car that looked nearly totaled. Passenger side door was nonfunctional due to damage.
* Poorly maintained cars operated around the clock by operators than get virtually no sleep due to an unlivable wage.
* Had a driver travel at high speeds in poor conditions while talking about how they only get a couple of hours a sleep a night and manipulating their phone.
* Many drivers clearly living in their car, undergarments and clothes on front passenger seat.
* Uncomfortably hit on my girlfriend 100% of the time if she is alone.
* Driver complaints often ignored / go into the corporate void.
This is why we don't trust ancedata.