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assessed for aiding a wheelchair bound passenger in these ways. Furthermore, if a driver cannot safely transport a passenger and their wheelchair, they are responsibly Service animals may not be refused. Their users are not required to show documentation of the animals status as a service animal, though they may be asked what the animal has been trained to do. Minneapolis: TNCs that do not provide wheelchair accessible service must direct customers requiring one to a licensed provider that can. TNCs incapable of providing wheelchair service may be subject to an additional licensing fee of $10,000 per annum. Seattle: Apps must have the option to indicate the need for a wheelchair accessible vehicle, and must direct customers to a method for obtaining such a vehicle (if the TNC has no such vehicles on the network, then the customer must be directed to a transportation provider that can provide wheelchair accessible service). St. Paul: TNCs that do not provide wheelchair accessible service must direct customers requiring one to a licensed provider that can. TNCs incapable of providing wheelchair service may be subject to an additional licensing fee. Tulsa: A passenger’s disability may not result in them being charged more for service. Driver Responsibilities Jurisdiction Cash Transactions Allowed Austin Baton Rouge California Colorado Columbus Chattanooga Chicago A&B Dallas DC Detroit Houston Milwaukee Minneapolis OKC Seattle Spokane St. Paul Tulsa Virginia Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Currently, no US p2p regulations permit drivers to accept trips in any other manner than
through a dispatch platform (unless they are separately license to do so). Austin: TNCs cannot allow drivers to refuse or charge more to passengers using mobility assistance equipment or service animals. If transporting a service animal would pose a serious health threat to the driver, the TNC must provide an alternate driver. Chicago A&B: TNPs have an affirmative duty to respond for requests from designated underserved areas. They must report drivers who fail to comply. Passengers must be able to opt out of being rated. Columbus: Drivers may not discriminate based on starting point or end point. Dallas: Drivers may not refuse a customer unless, the customer is disorderly, the driver is already engaged, the driver has reason to suspect the customer is engaged in unlawful conduct, the driver reasonably fears for their safety. Houston: Drivers may not discriminate. Drivers must operate their vehicles in such a way as to accommodate the comfort of their passengers. Drivers may not use offensive, violent, or threatening language or gestures. Drivers may not “create by chemical means any noxious and unreasonable odor.” Drivers must inspect their vehicles after each fare, ensuring cleanliness and reporting any items left behind. Minneapolis: Drivers may not refuse to convey an orderly passenger and licensees have an affirmative duty to respond to requests. Licensees may be held responsible if their drivers fail to respond to a request from an orderly passenger. Seattle: Payment may only be made via the TNC’s electronic dispatch system. Drivers may not refuse to transport someone unless, the passenger is acting in an endangering manner, the passenger fails to provide a destination, the driver has already been dispatched to another customer. St. Paul: Drivers may not refuse to convey an orderly passenger and licensees have an affirmative duty to respond to requests. Licensees may be held responsible if their drivers fail to respond to a request from an orderly passenger. Tulsa: Discrimination is prohibited. Disclosures to Passengers Jurisdiction Fare Calculation Receipts Pre-‐Pickup In App Driver / Vehicle Identification Austin Yes Electronit Photo, vehicle photo/description, license plate Baton Rouge Yes Electronic No requirement California Yes Electronic Photo, vehicle photo, license plate Chattanooga Yes Electronic Chicago A&B Yes Electronic Photo, name, vehicle photo, license plate Cincinnati Yes Electronic Photo, name, vehicle photo, make and
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assessed for aiding a wheelchair bound passenger in these ways. Furthermore, if a driver <br />
cannot safely transport a passenger and their wheelchair, they are responsibly <br />
Service animals may not be refused. Their users are not required to show documentation of <br />
the animals status as a service animal, though they may be asked what the animal has been <br />
trained to do. <br />
Minneapolis: TNCs that do not provide wheelchair accessible service must direct customers <br />
requiring one to a licensed provider that can. TNCs incapable of providing wheelchair <br />
service may be subject to an additional licen<strong>sin</strong>g fee of $10,000 per annum. <br />
Seattle: Apps must have the option to indicate the need for a wheelchair accessible vehicle, <br />
and must direct customers to a method for obtaining such a vehicle (if the TNC has no such <br />
vehicles on the network, then the customer must be directed to a transportation provider <br />
that can provide wheelchair accessible service). <br />
St. Paul: TNCs that do not provide wheelchair accessible service must direct customers <br />
requiring one to a licensed provider that can. TNCs incapable of providing wheelchair <br />
service may be subject to an additional licen<strong>sin</strong>g fee. <br />
Tulsa: A passenger’s disability may not result in them being charged more for <br />
service. <br />
Driver Responsibilities <br />
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Currently, no US p2p regulations permit drivers to accept trips in any other manner than