Not every feature is launched everywhere. If they want to test out a new feature they probably pick a single market and try it out there I'd bet. > I think the

Not every feature is launched everywhere. If they want to test out a new feature they probably pick a single market and try it out there I'd bet. > I think they should do it, but it probably doesn't come up often enough to be worth it. That's the thing, it's not worth it to the people that are not affected by these situations. To those that are, it's life changing. Which is part of the reason ADA appears to side so heavily with those with disabilities. A tiny inconvenience to a driver means a blind person can make it to work on time. The driver should of course be compensated for their time and any cleanup required should also be covered - that's a no brainer. Totally understand the fear of dogs or allergies, but people systematically abuse those situations which further reduces ease of access for those with real disabilities. Emotional support animals on planes for example - plenty of people need them but a lot of others just used it to get their animal on the plane.