point is it really doesn’t matter what you can and can’t ask them, if the rider had a dog and you refuse the ride, and they complain to uber, I can guarantee you’ll be deactivated, no questions asked, plus anyone taking their dog in a uber probably knows exactly how to answer theses questions
it’s ok to admit you were wrong. No reason to double down on the wrong info. We’d all respect you more if you just said, “Thanks for the info” and moved on. I’ve refused to take certain animals and, 4 years later, I’m still here. Let’s just all agree that you learned something new today.
I’m not arguing, I could care less, all I did was post what it says in the ADA website about questions. I was never trying to be right or wrong, but if it makes you feel better about your life, I’ll agree and say your right
No, judgement from me. I would have taken him as well. If could have been a set up with the language barrier issue.
I have a vacuum set I keep in my car in case any pax makes a mess. I have a Husky so sometimes I have hair all over me and would leave some behind if I sat in a cloth car. I have leather seats for that reason. Also get a seat cover if it’s that big of a deal.
If you are able to communicate with a rider. I know we are sapose to accept riders with service dogs. But if you have allergies to animals I think anyone even with a service dog would be ok if you refused to pick them up since it is due to a health issue you have. Dont get me wrong I feel for those who need service animals but also not right for you to get sick in your own car.
It is designed to prevent people with disabilities from discrimination. Just hope you never need to depend on a service dog.
Service animals must have ID. If they don’t have proof it’s a service animal, don’t let them in. I would risk being deactivated, not sure if you’re willing to risk it.
You can’t ask for ID, totally illegal, not only would you get deactivated, but you could also be charged a misdemeanor. Just shut your hole and take the freaking dog.
… so much wrong with that. ^^^
It literally states on the ADA website you cannot ask for proof they are a service dog.
How come Delta can ask for papers and vaccinations? ANd you can’t ask for papers, but you can ask what task the dog has been trained to do.
But you can’t ask for proof of service (which is what you said.)
I’m speaking from my knowledge, I have no idea on airplane policies so I can’t answer that
Riders should have to have a service animal symbol on their profile. This way they have been pre-verified. But that would make to much sense.
Uber just keep asking don’t take no for answer. I had issue they told me BS six times until they fixed it
It’s going to cost me $64 + Shipping. I need to get one for the passenger seat, back AND third row seats. I did an outdoor music event last year and it rained and it was nothing but a mudfest and blankets just didn’t cut it. It was four hours just cleaning up the inside of the car. Thanks again.
Your not allowed to ask if it’s a service dog? That’s one of the dumbest things I’ve heard on here
Yes, I have no idea, you can ask your passengers for their ID if they look underage so a service dog doesn’t seem like a stretch
Next time cancel the ride before they get in. Say you had to go to the bathroom very badly.
Some dumb broad got fleas in my car smfh and im allergic to bug bites so they look all nasty dont known how to exactly get rid of fleas in car so im dealing with that shit
I picked up 2 guys this evening. They asked if I minded the dogs in the car if they held them in their laps. Told them “Lucky for you, I like most dogs better than people”. 
Personally, I couldn’t care less if they aren’t registered service dogs. My human riders make WAY more messes than dogs. The vast majority of people who travel with pets are responsible pet owners. Can’t say the same for humans… and their germ-carrying, snot-nosed kids hacking & coughing all over my car, spreading their day-care cooties. Wish I could ask for a Dr’s note! LOL. But, that’s just my opinion. 