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> 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 wheel
by duskwuff 5y ago
> 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.
- InitialLastName 5y agoSure, I just made up a number in the tail to make the point, hence the "Wild-Ass Guess" in the tail (I need a better flag for "estimate for numerical simplicity only"-type numbers).
- rnotaro 5y agoIt's the first time i've seen "WAG". I was thinking about "Worldwide AggreGate" or something like that when i've read your comment.
- sterlind 5y agoDepends on what you need. Some wheelchair users can stand and walk short distances, so they'd just need trunk space. Others can transfer independently, others still can't leave their chairs without expensive lifts. So it can really range from needing a bit of help to needing a special vehicle.