Can I Uber in Florida with NY license?

10 answers. Yes, you can, the only exception is New York City,you have to have an in-state license to do that area, other than that it doesn't matter if you live in; example, TN (insurance,registration and i.d) it won't affect you if you want to do uber x in Tampa, Florida, you just have to have everything up to date.



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