El Gobierno español cree que la plataforma Uber constituye un servicio en el ámbito del transporte, tal y como sostiene la asociación Élite Taxi, que ha demandado a esta aplicación por competencia desleal, al considerar que ofrece una actividad de transporte de viajeros sin licencia legal. El caso descansa en la posible determinación del juez de Barcelona José María Fernández Seijo, sobre si Uber es proveedora de un servicio de transporte o si, por el contrario, ofrece únicamente una actividad de intermediación electrónica.
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