Well, personally I have used Uber several times to commute and I have had no problems. Although I will admit that I haven't met with a driver who may have refused me on the basis of disability, but if I ever meet someone like that, I'd just book another Cab and complain about him. In case of getting a rood driver, well, that's not specific to disabilities, that can happen with anyone. Now I admit, some difficulty might be faced while entering the college, one can either go to their class by themselves if they know the way or can ask any of their friends/someone who is around to take them to the class. I have had no problem with this. It is a different matter if the people around are not helpful. I personally use Uber rather than Rapido, Ola or Indrive. I had used Indrive once, but I found that the app doesn't track our location while riding; it's similar to booking one without an app. Now when it comes to dropping, I asume that if your college gate is accessible by road then the driver would drop you there. This was my personal opinion.
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