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It’s common to be denied an Uber or Lyft while disabled.

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Angel writes indoors1 year ago

I'm so annoyed about this. These drivers are leaving disabled people stranded because they're ableists and know that their actions won't result in them being penalized.

Mickey1 year ago

My Lyft driver had a service dog and asked me if I was fine with her service dog being in her car. I had no problem at all.

Akiya✨1 year ago

Hey Imani. Could you help me share or boost? New mother facing housing insecurity and could lose my apartment. I’m currently 5 months behind. Would really help out 🩷

Granny Goosefinger🖕🏻1 year ago

This happens to me all the time because of my wheelchair.

Ty The Afronerd 😷 🇵🇸1 year ago

One of the few "privileges" I have as someone with an invisible disability: being able to use rideshare services

Tracey Brown1 year ago

This is wild! Those IC’s are still businesses technically. They should still be required to accommodate service animals legally, being micro businesses under current law, IMO

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