Independence for me hinges on asking from people on the way, the
willingness to overstep your snug, and finally – technology. I don’t depend
only on technology.
In Mumbai – known as the city of misadventures – I took Ola, city taxies
and local trains to visit the Gateway, Marine Drive, Haji Ali
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
If we have private chauffeur, nothing will in our own control, almost everything will in chauffeurs control, whenever he will want pick up you whenever he will want take leave, but always full money is required. you won’t be able to do anything. He will treat you as he wan, any solution?Sent from
I like the suggestions. Great way to connect with others, make friends and at
the same time sort out the travel problems.
George
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Of Reach Now
Sent: 29 April 2024 12:19
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Using uber as a
Greetings Saurav:
Unless there is a government mandate for all ride sharing aggregators to assist
the disabled community, our struggles with public transportation will continue
unabated.
Try this:
Put up a neatly typed notice on your college's public notice board in 15 point
font saying
hi Saurav,
having a private chauffeur is the best convenience that you can have.
among all the points put out here, the accessibility of the apps are also a
primary thing to consider.
say, I installed Rapido yesterday, it worked once and now the search field
is showing bullets as in when you enter
Hi,
Uber does allow you to define contacts such that you can share your live
location with them through its app.
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Hi Saurav and all,
I too prefer a fixed driver but that introduces a single point of failure.
Most uber drivers in my experience do get you until the main gate. You need to
ask for their help.
Yes, getting to a place beyond the main gate becomes a problem which is where,
at least
I have been traveling from Uber to my workplace for many years now, and I
use both cabs and auto-rickshaw rides.
Based on my experience, I can say that in majority of the cases, the
chauffeurs are quite helpful and considerate towards the disabled.
Yes, occasionally, there have been some bad
Hi! As my experience if you have any private fixed driver, there are several problems appear. The rickshaw driver will treat add his own wish, he will do as he want to do. For example, he will take leave any time withexcuses like some work, or illness, and so on. Sometime hedoes not come on time
I used to travel with a laptop bag with electronics in it, including a
braille-me external hard drive, laptop Etc. The fear was that if he thought to
rob me and throw me out of the car, at the least they would have my last live
location, even if they stole my phone also.
In South Africa crime
Hi,
You might need to go through a few bad incidents with not so nice drivers, but
eventually you should get a pleasant and patient driver who will be willing to
help you, particularly if he knows that you will specifically call him up to
accept the job through the Uber provider.
That was how
Hi,
Thank you everyone for your suggestions.
The gist of all of your replies is that it is better to have a fixed driver.
The reason I wanted to switch to something like Uber is that hiring a
permanent rikshaw driver is costly as compared to the number of days.
The rikshaw driver will charge 8 to
better to hire one four wheeler or 3 wheeler for regular daily
commutation. it would be cost effective and also safe.
On 4/24/2024 11:43 PM, Ajay Minocha wrote:
Hey,
From my experience, first priority should be to have a regular driver.
It takes away a lot of the anxiety from your daily
why don't we discuss basic indoor mobility skills here?
On 4/24/2024 11:43 PM, Ajay Minocha wrote:
Hey,
From my experience, first priority should be to have a regular driver.
It takes away a lot of the anxiety from your daily commute.
For your independence, I would recommend you to utilize
Hey,
>From my experience, first priority should be to have a regular driver. It
takes away a lot of the anxiety from your daily commute.
For your independence, I would recommend you to utilize the occasions when
you are out on leasure i.e. shopping/ friends place etc.
secondly, it is not
I'd say you should ask the driver to stop the vehicle in front of the
college gate and then just ask him which way it is.
On Wed, Apr 24, 2024 at 8:23 PM Aman Preet Singh wrote:
> The driver will not click on okay till he confirm that you have reached at
> the right place, don’t worry he will
The driver will not click on okay till he confirm that you have reached at the right place, don’t worry he will not leave you without reaching you at your exact location. Thanks.Sent from my iPhoneOn 24 Apr 2024, at 6:20 PM, Saurav Hegde wrote:Hi,Are they so considerate?Because, the driver will
Hi,
Are they so considerate?
Because, the driver will want to leave as soon as the ride is over.
Regards,
Saurav
Student at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune
On Wed, Apr 24, 2024 at 3:29 PM Cauvery Krishna
wrote:
> I generally ask the driver to drop me till the gate or till the
I generally ask the driver to drop me till the gate or till the reception.
On Wed, 24 Apr 2024, 13:35 Aman Preet Singh, wrote:
> Though I have not use this, but I can suggest you an idea. Whenever you
> travel with Ola or Uber, during that, you can talk to the driver and fix
> him as your daily
Though I have not use this, but I can suggest you an idea. Whenever you travel with Ola or Uber, during that, you can talk to the driver and fix him as your daily rider, then he will knew that from where he have to pick up you and where to drop daily. After that, you can book the ride and call him
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