What about cameras? Who cares? Want a car with camera, insist on one when you call for it or use your own phone. Odds are the driver will have one for their own safety. Problem solved. 

Meters? Rate? The driver can set and publish prices which the customer can accept and/or try to negotiate something different, or call another provider. Fraud is already illegal. That's how markets work. 

Price "regulation" (fixing) coupled with a lack of competition due to limited entry (regulatory capture and asinine licensing) is the -problem-, for heaven's sake. 

I get a DOT card every year for work, cost is minimal, $175, that will suffice for health.

Fingerprint background checks are available for anyone from AST for $35.

Vehicle inspection? Yearly. Set -minimum- standards and allow any certified mechanic to compete on pricing (and accept liability for fraud), just like tire and oil change competition works now. Prices will probably reflect a few hours of shop time like emissions.