Data shows about half of calls for wheelchair rideshares go unanswered, stranding disabled users

  • Date: 07/14/2023

Ridesharing has become a convenient way of life, but that's not so for everyone. Passengers who use a wheelchair often cannot get picked up at all. In California, the numbers show Uber and Lyft provide service for only about half the calls they get for wheelchair accessible vehicles.

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