yellowcars wrote:
But the issue that would arise is that why is their waiting time when picking up a wheel chair passenger, the reason being is because the driver would have to assist the passenger, why would the passenger needs assistance (making an assumption here) because they have mobility issues which makes them disabled/wheel chair bound, so your charging them because of their disability. Because if they was an able body they would most likely not need assistance and not be traveling in a wheel chair. I can understand from a drivers point of view about time is money but the law clearly states this under the disability discrimination act.
The council has authorised waiting time on their tariff cards, which (one would hope) have been legally approved.
Those tariff cards allow waiting charges to be put on all hirings.
Say you had a wheelchair job that needed to be dropped right outside the destination, in a one way system which means going around the houses. Yet a quicker way, thus cheaper, would be to drop the customer off at the end of the road.
Would charging the WAV customer the dearer price be illegal?