If you assume that all members of Congress get from Point A to Point B by way of large black SUVs hauled by well-dressed drivers in flat caps, pump the brakes.

Marc Veasey is here to prove that he can not only drive himself, he can also drive around residents of the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area. The Democratic congressman from Texas took a few spins around the Lone Star block as an Uber driver Thursday afternoon, and his trips were anything but lone.

Just dropped off Jennifer and Tessa! Thanks to both of them for being great passengers. pic.twitter.com/dg96XhHitQ

— Rep. Marc Veasey (@RepVeasey) April 18, 2019

His pickups and drop-offs even came equipped with a car ride must-have: a personalized playlist called “Pick you up.”

Know that mix you need when you’re stuck in traffic and crave some musical motivation? I’ve got it for you! Jammin during my @Uber #MMB. 🎶 Downloadable here: https://t.co/70K9MZs0od pic.twitter.com/Wa179MrvVm

— Rep. Marc Veasey (@RepVeasey) April 19, 2019

The partnership between Veasey and the ride-hailing company is part of his Marc Means Business initiative — an effort to connect the congressman with Texas businesses to help him better understand the challenges faced by workers.

It’s drive time! As a licensed @uber driver for the evening, I’ll be out in DFW for the next few hours. If you need a ride, hope to see you soon! pic.twitter.com/Xv9TvYipik

— Rep. Marc Veasey (@RepVeasey) April 18, 2019

Veasey is not the first lawmaker to drive for Uber. Massachusetts Democrat Lori Trahanput the pedal to the metal during her consultant days while researching how the company could attract more female drivers. Nebraska Republican Ben Sasse took to the wheel back in 2016 where, we hope, he didn’t have to learn about surcharges the hard way.

[Hello, This is Ben, Your Uber Driver]

As for Veasey, we reached out to his team about the status of his Uber rating — 5 stars, of course.

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