The Legal FoundationAt the core of the complaint is Title III of the ADA, codified at 42 U.S.C. Part 37, apply directly to transportation services such as ride-sharing platforms. They state Uber “routinely refuse to serve individuals with disabilities, including people with service animals and stowable wheelchairs.”According to the filing, Uber has allegedly failed to provide equal access and treatment to passengers with disabilities. A History of Accessibility DisputesThis is not the first time Uber has faced federal or state challenges regarding accessibility. Legal experts note that this lawsuit could clarify how ADA Title III applies to companies that rely on app-based interfaces and independent contractors rather than traditional fleets and employees.