The Wall Street Journal
Attorneys representing advocates for the disabled say LinkNYC isn’t sufficiently accessible to blind people.
Coverage Archive
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Uber drivers who refuse to take passengers with service animals may soon be dropped under policies the ride-hailing company is adopting as part of a lawsuit settlement with the National Federation of the Blind.
SFBay
A settlement between Uber Technologies Inc. and advocates for blind people who use service animals was given preliminary approval by a U.S. District Court judge this week.
NY Daily News
San Francisco judge makes Uber drivers transport riders with service animals.
DNAinfo New York
Yesterday, Uber agreed to a settlement with Hingson, who has been blind since childhood, two other blind riders and the National Federation of the Blind. The plaintiffs sued the company after drivers refused to transport them with their service animals.
Metro
Three blind riders and the National Federation of the Blind sued the rideshare company after they were denied service because of their guide dogs.
LA Times
Uber drivers who refuse to transport passengers with service animals may soon be ousted from the platform, according to new policies the ride-hailing company is adopting as part of a lawsuit settlement with the National Federation of the Blind.
NY1
DRA’s lawsuit seeks to have the MTA install elevators at the Middletown Road station.
NY Daily News
The MTA is rolling over the rights of disabled people by failing to make newly renovated stations wheelchair accessible.
The Architect’s Newspaper
A Bronx subway station remains inaccessible to wheelchairs despite a major overhaul.