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The U.S. Justice Department sued Lyft on Nov. 9, alleging it and its drivers discriminated against passengers with disabilities, including people who use service animals or mobility devices, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The department is seeking $53 million for affected individuals and a court order requiring Lyft to change its policies and train staff and drivers; Lyft disputed the allegations and said it has policies requiring accommodations.
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