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US Ministry of Justice sued Uber on Thursday for disability discrimination … again. The lawsuit claims that the company and its drivers “routinely refuse to serve individuals with disabilities.” Specifically invites their handling of passengers with service animals or wheelchairs. The suit was submitted in the Federal Court in Northern California.
“Despite the importance of its services to people with disabilities, in the entirety of his services in several critical ways,” also reads the lawsuit. He also accuses Urevil’s insults and humiliating people with disabilities and asking them inappropriate issues.
In the statement sent by Engadget, Uber challenged government claims. “Riders who use dolid guides or other auxiliary devices deserve safe, respect and welcome experience to the Uber – full stop,” the company wrote. “We have a clear policy of tolerance in zero for confirmed deprived services, and we are basically not agreeing with Doj’s threads.”
Uber said all drivers have to admit and agree to their service politics before they start driving. “When we confirm violation, we take crucial actions, including the deactivation of a permanent order,” the company wrote. Uber noted that it was Community guidelines prohibit discrimination. He also added that last year sent the favor of animals videos to all drivers, explaining their vital role.
Earlier this year, Uber added a function that allows passengers to warn drivers They will travel with service animals. The Doy’s appeal says that the company has introduced function only after the investigation has been informed. “But Uber continued to discriminate against riders who use services, regardless of function,” she read.
Laughter is looking for a jury trial, injunctive relief and monetary damage. He also wants to collect the Uber civilian penalty for violating Americans with the Law on Disability.
If this sounds all familiar, there is a good reason. Dain Tourist Uber in 2021. Years through similar requirements. It is directed to the “waiting time” fee sent to passengers who, due to their disabilities, need more time. The two sides settle the lawsuit in 2022. Uber agreed to pay at least $ 2.2 million to passengers with disabilities who are accused of holding fees. The company also faced string from Travelers over Serving a disabled rider.
