Das Unternehmen sagt, solche Ablehnungen seien „inakzeptabel“ und es sei bestrebt, einen barrierefreien Service anzubieten.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/gopublic/uber-service-dogs-9.7040700
Das Unternehmen sagt, solche Ablehnungen seien „inakzeptabel“ und es sei bestrebt, einen barrierefreien Service anzubieten.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/gopublic/uber-service-dogs-9.7040700
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Thanks to the emotional support animal loophole, the public opinion on the matter has shifted and service providers now assume you don’t actually require your critically needed service animal.
I’m thinking of absolute outrage that would have followed from denying someone’s guide dog 20 years ago, versus the low-key meh it gets today.
I don’t blame them. So many people abusing the system and claiming their dog is a service animal.
To be fair it is people using their own private vehicle and they may not want an animal for any reason, due to allergies or phobias. And the number of people who fake service animals doesn’t help.
Hahaha „the Uber left her abandoned“ call another one??
Uber pet is what I use when I have my cat with me
>“While they may have a good plan, the execution is, for some reason, not working,” said Preston, an associate professor of disability studies at Western University in London, Ont.
>“We need people to be driving who are open and understand their obligations, fundamentally. It’s that simple.”
Oh wow great solution doc! I guess I too am sort of an Associate Professor of Disability Studies myself, as every random Joe on the street can also say that.
Never used Uber but can you not just ask for a driver who will accept a service animal?