> 10% (WAG) of Uber cars are currently wheelchair-accessible
I'd be surprised if it were even 1%. As far as I'm aware, stock passenger vehicles are never wheelchair accessible -- it requires some expensive aftermarket hardware to be installed.
I'd be surprised if it were even 1%. As far as I'm aware, stock passenger vehicles are never wheelchair accessible -- it requires some expensive aftermarket hardware to be installed.
So it can really range from needing a bit of help to needing a special vehicle.
I was thinking about "Worldwide AggreGate" or something like that when i've read your comment.