Hi Marlene. Uber does operate in Italy, but only in the bigger towns like Milan and Rome. I doubt if Pisa has it and I’d bank on Tresana not having it too. It looks like there is a public transport route, but it looks very long and complicated. Honestly, driving in Italy – especially further north – is pretty good. The roads are in a good state and the drivers are fine too.
If you really don’t want to drive though, I’d ask the reception of wherever you’re staying in Pisa to organise a driver for you. It’s about an hour’s drive, so it won’t be cheap, but you’ll get there.
Our other bit of advice is to get the Google Translate app on your phone before you leave and download Italian. It’s really good and can even live translate for you. Then get the map.me app and download the Italian map for the area you’re visiting. Map.me allows you to track where you are with location services even if you don’t have data and have your phone on airplane mode.
Good luck and enjoy Italy. It’s a wonderful place. 🙂
Cheers – Jim

It’s a funny thing, isn’t it, Margaret? It’s a bit like that in the UK too – other than the black cabs in London, taxis aren’t allowed to just stop on the street there. Thank goodness for Uber! In Italy it’s probably just as well. Things get heated enough on the roads there without taxis vying for your custom!
Jxx

It really does, Lorraine! Though it can make for a funny yarn in years to come. At the time though, it’s horrible.
Jx