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I'm looking to apply for transport services. My only concern is not being taken seriously as a young adult with a hidden disability who looks perfectly healthy on the outside. Not to mention I just lost my full time job, and money is tight right now so I can't really afford something fancy. Buses and trains are confusing and scary for me. Have any of you applied for something like this? How did it go?
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One user shared their experience with a city's "access ride" service, which is designed for people with disabilities who cannot use regular public transit. They mentioned that it is much cheaper than Uber/Lyft and only requires a few dollars per trip. To apply, they had to get their doctor to send a form explaining their disability and then do a quick phone interview. It might be worth looking into similar services in your area to see if you qualify.
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