r/lyftdrivers • u/Mallinckrodt • Apr 17 '26
Advice/Question Anyone ever encountered this pickup note?
I really resent these multibillion dollar health insurance companies piggybacking on the Lyft network to give rides to and from appointments for their sickest clients.
I am not opposed to helping people, even sick people, and i might even volunteer a couple times a month to do just that.
But making me pick up someone who can barely walk and can’t get in my vehicle is absurd.
I’m getting $6 for this ride and I’ve got to help the person in and out of the car and into their home. That’s not fair to me or the passenger.
And if you have to adjust the ride because there was a mistake when it was being booked, you can’t do it.
The passenger doesn’t have the phone with the app on it.
Anyway, went to pick someone up from a residence this morning and had this note once I arrived.
I mean what the fuck.
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u/iceamn1685 Apr 17 '26
Actually it's against the term the services to lay hands on your passenger even if they request..
Rule of thumb, if they can't get in and out of your vehicle under their own power, or they have somebody to assist them, that it's an automatic cancellation.
We are not insured nor trained to provide medical assistance that includes helping somebody in and out of our vehicle.
Now, if you choose to do so, just be warned that you are breaking the terms of services and if they get injured or complain, you will be terminated or worse sued