US Justice Department sues Lyft over disability discrimination
The department seeks $53 million for passengers with disabilities it alleges Lyft discriminated against and who complained to the company or the department.
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The department seeks $53 million for passengers with disabilities it alleges Lyft discriminated against and who complained to the company or the department.
The US Justice Department has sued ride-share service Lyft, alleging it discriminated against passengers with disabilities, including people who use service animals and mobility devices such as stowable wheelchairs.
The department said in a press release that the lawsuit seeks $53 million for people with disabilities whom it alleges Lyft discriminated against and who submitted complaints to Lyft or the department, The Guardian said. The money is a requested remedy, not an award.
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