Good if you feel that way. I am stating that there are drivers that do not give the service that deserves a 20% gratuity. There are quite a few of them out there. A 20% tip is exemplary service and that is not present in every ride as the Disboard past reviews have mentioned in the past. I know many drivers I don't consider first class drivers worth a 20% gratuity.
Then you must know only the bad ones. Maybe those are the ones you've got driving for your service?
30 drivers may not be that many as there are approximately 375 VFH companies listed on the MCO web site. That probably equates to about 1000 drivers for those companies. Drivers also come and go real fast.
It's a decent sampling. And you still haven't answered my question. How many of them have you actually ever had drive you? My information is first hand. Yours is as usual hearsay, and based on my having firsthand information that some of your prior posts based on hearsay were inaccurate, I tend to discredit much of what you say.
Do you consider a driver asking you to call him and he will meet you on the ground floor of the airport.
Never happened to me.
How many of your drivers have been late to meet you upstairs?
Only one time was a driver late, that was the one I mentioned. "Late" was about five minutes, and while unacceptable, it was not enough to make a difference or cause us to miss a flight, etc.
How many of your drivers were late when they picked you up at the resort?
Never.
Do you consider speeding and poor driving a part of the service when you and you family are in the vehicle?
Never had a driver drive more than a couple mph over the speed limit--which I don't consider "speeding."
Fitting 4 or 5 people in a vehicle and piling luggage on top of them is not good practice.
Never happened to us.
Yelling about taking to much time at the grocery store is uncalled for.
We've always been told to take our time.
Dress and cleanliness is another factor.
Our drivers have always been clean and well groomed and wearing either dress slacks with a shirt and tie, or chinos with a golf shirt bearing the companies logo. Either is appropriate IMHO.
Does your driver have the right seats for your children and are they clean and up-to-date?
We only needed a car seat once, and it looked brand new.
Does or did your driver smoke in the vehicle you are riding in?
Not only have we never had a driver smoke in the vehicle while we were in it, but we've never gotten into a vehicle that smelled like it had been smoked in. (And I have a very sensitive nose.)
Are you riding in a clean vehicle or is there sand and debris, in excess, on the floor and crumbs in the seat?
Again, only that one time and with the one late driver.
All these are factors in determination of service. Very few companies live up to those standards.
Like I said, you must be hanging with the wrong crowd, because in my experience I've only had any of these things happen in under 2% of the car service/limo rides I've taken. I could tell you a horror story about a car service in Winnipeg, and I reported them to the TLC. I'd do the same if I had a problem with a service in Orlando,