[Magdalen] Uber or Lyft drivers?

[ME Michaud]

This was suggested here, but turns out to violate the law.
You cannot deny accommodation based on race or sex.
That applies to male passengers, too.

Then this kinda got off the ground
(or on the road),
but plenty of churning by the Attorney General etc.

https://www.curbed.com/2017/4/5/15195806/uber-safr-ridehailing-for-women

One of my friends belongs to a group that drives patients to&from
doctor appointments/chemo. She is reimbursed by the Commonwealth (not the
patient). She's developed close near-pastoral relationships with some of
her passengers, and gets to deduct some of her auto expenses.
-M

I would think for a female it would be safer as a day
> job, although if you chose to work at night, if there were a way you could
> specify female passengers only it might be a good thing for both you and
> the passengers. There is a definite clientele that would prefer a female
> driver.
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