Lyft Access Trial Concludes, Verdict Weighs on Judge
Arguments concluded last week in the case of Harriet Lowell et al. v. Lyft, Inc. and, prior to…
Transportation
Lyft’s Wheelchair Accessible Program Manager Testifies in Federal Court
Testimony from Lyft’s WAV Program Manager raises key questions about Lyft’s commitment to accessible service.
LYFT ON TRIAL: Do Rideshare Services Violate the ADA?
Wheelchair taxis are disappearing, but plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit hope to hold Lyft to the equal access requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Transporting Two Power Wheelchairs Across Town is a Big Challenge
Two friends can share a taxi and split the fare, but the same option is not available to most wheelchair users due to space constraints.
‘The Knowledge,’ Rigorous Test Makes London Cab Drivers Best in the World
The Knowledge of London is one of the toughest tests in the world, and it’s mandatory for all drivers of the iconic London black cab.
Wheelchair taxis are disappearing and a chance to share your perspective
Join me at Thursday’s virtual meeting of the National Council on Disability, where public comments and testimony will be heard.
Why Boston’s Silver Line to Logan Airport is a Winning Accessible Transit Model
The Silver Line’s fare-free, frequent and accessible transportation from Logan Airport makes arrivals to Boston easy and hassle-free.
3 Ways to Make Streets & Sidewalks Safer for Wheelchair Users
Wheelchair users are forced to roll in the streets, cross dangerous railroad tracks, and “jaywalk” across a poorly lit roads at night.
Why I Blocked a Tri-Rail Bus in Fort Lauderdale With My Wheelchair
When a Florida bus driver refused to lower the wheelchair ramp, I blocked the roadway — this bus shall not pass, I thought.
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