FEATURED Woman Sues Lyft For Being Too Fat
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Young_Chitlin
Carajo 🇵🇪🧩
Allah_U_Akbar
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Cock Mcstuffins
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Marc123
You got it dude!
Sturdy Harris
Member
Aight, I can't lie her being winded just talking is hilarious
we should all be able to admit that lol.I'll go back to being a mature adult now
Black_Samson
OG
Dude… you just know she was gon make him help her get out too.
A civic….
At least one of them tires woulda been rubbing the fenderwell
maybe even gouge the tire too.
A civic….
At least one of them tires woulda been rubbing the fenderwell
maybe even gouge the tire too.
RandomNegro
Active Member
This isn’t even a fat bitch though. Lizzo is a fat bitch. This is something else. Her and Dave Blunts call for you to pick them up you might as well say your car gotta take it’s mom to the funeral or something
Maywood
FACTS
Duwop
I been drinking Don Julio since I got here!
I haven't seen this narrative.
Rubato
it only matters to us
Seatbelt laws in that area should be a factor
Imagine a judge ordering her to demonstrate she can get into that car and fasten the seatbelt
Rubato
it only matters to us
Driver was following Lyft’s policy, which to me seems reasonable enough to hold up in court
Lyft does not explicitly state specific size or weight limits for passengers in its official policies. However, there are several implications and considerations:
- **Vehicle Capacity**: Lyft's terms of service specify that drivers should not transport more passengers than can be securely seated in the vehicle, with a maximum of seven passengers in any instance. This indirectly implies that passengers should fit safely within the vehicle's seating capacity.[](https://www.lyft.com/terms)
- **Seat Belts**: All riders are required to wear seat belts, which inherently suggests that passengers should be of a size that allows for proper seat belt use.[](https://help.lyft.com/hc/en-us/all/articles/115013080388-Policies-for-passenger-use-of-Lyft)
- **Service Refusal**: Drivers are allowed to refuse service if a passenger's size or weight poses a safety risk or if there's no reasonable way to accommodate the passenger securely. This was highlighted in recent cases where drivers refused service, leading to legal actions based on Michigan's laws against weight discrimination. Such incidents suggest that while Lyft does not have a formal policy on passenger size or weight, practical and legal considerations can influence ride provision.[](https://www.newsweek.com/lyft-sued-489-pound-passenger-cant-fit-inside-car-2022261)[](https://www.tmz.com/2025/01/28/lyft-rider-sues-driver-saying-she-was-too-big-for-his-car/)
- **Lyft XL and Larger Vehicles**: For passengers who might not fit comfortably in standard vehicles, Lyft provides options like Lyft XL which can accommodate larger groups or potentially larger individuals due to the vehicle size. This service implies an acknowledgment that not all passengers will fit in standard vehicles.[](https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/tech/what-is-lyft-xl)
- **Recent Discussions and Changes**: Following legal challenges, there's been discussion on social media and news outlets about Lyft potentially updating its policy to include more explicit guidelines regarding passenger size or implementing a system where riders might select vehicles based on their dimensions. However, these are speculative based on user reactions and not confirmed policy changes by Lyft as of now.
In summary, while Lyft doesn't have a direct policy on passenger size or weight, the practical application of their service involves ensuring safety and comfort, which can lead to situations where a driver might have to refuse service based on these factors. The company's policies are more focused on ensuring all passengers can be safely seated and secured, but recent events might push for more explicit guidelines in the future.
Lyft does not explicitly state specific size or weight limits for passengers in its official policies. However, there are several implications and considerations:
- **Vehicle Capacity**: Lyft's terms of service specify that drivers should not transport more passengers than can be securely seated in the vehicle, with a maximum of seven passengers in any instance. This indirectly implies that passengers should fit safely within the vehicle's seating capacity.[](https://www.lyft.com/terms)
- **Seat Belts**: All riders are required to wear seat belts, which inherently suggests that passengers should be of a size that allows for proper seat belt use.[](https://help.lyft.com/hc/en-us/all/articles/115013080388-Policies-for-passenger-use-of-Lyft)
- **Service Refusal**: Drivers are allowed to refuse service if a passenger's size or weight poses a safety risk or if there's no reasonable way to accommodate the passenger securely. This was highlighted in recent cases where drivers refused service, leading to legal actions based on Michigan's laws against weight discrimination. Such incidents suggest that while Lyft does not have a formal policy on passenger size or weight, practical and legal considerations can influence ride provision.[](https://www.newsweek.com/lyft-sued-489-pound-passenger-cant-fit-inside-car-2022261)[](https://www.tmz.com/2025/01/28/lyft-rider-sues-driver-saying-she-was-too-big-for-his-car/)
- **Lyft XL and Larger Vehicles**: For passengers who might not fit comfortably in standard vehicles, Lyft provides options like Lyft XL which can accommodate larger groups or potentially larger individuals due to the vehicle size. This service implies an acknowledgment that not all passengers will fit in standard vehicles.[](https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/tech/what-is-lyft-xl)
- **Recent Discussions and Changes**: Following legal challenges, there's been discussion on social media and news outlets about Lyft potentially updating its policy to include more explicit guidelines regarding passenger size or implementing a system where riders might select vehicles based on their dimensions. However, these are speculative based on user reactions and not confirmed policy changes by Lyft as of now.
In summary, while Lyft doesn't have a direct policy on passenger size or weight, the practical application of their service involves ensuring safety and comfort, which can lead to situations where a driver might have to refuse service based on these factors. The company's policies are more focused on ensuring all passengers can be safely seated and secured, but recent events might push for more explicit guidelines in the future.
Mr BFK
Active Member
on a side note.....this thread is more evidence that mofos on the low secretly enjoy bullying fat people
ofc somebody that big is ripe for jokes
but u don't get big like that without something seriously being wrong
her situation is beyond just simply overeating and not going to the gym
ofc somebody that big is ripe for jokes
but u don't get big like that without something seriously being wrong
her situation is beyond just simply overeating and not going to the gym
Just imagine what her big ass gonna do to that poor seat cushion and grab handle. I would have canceled that trip too and have a truck. Those few bucks you might make off Lyft ain't worth the potential damage. Imagine my sidestep just caving in 
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Just gonna be a money grab for her and her lawyers. She’ll get a little bit from it and will be able to buy a Chevy Cavalier and a snack size large pizza meanwhile her lawyers will make bank off this very stupid case.
No need for public outrage. Poor girl just got her feelings hurt and seized the opportunity to try to make some money off it and get her name out there for the followers/views.
.Just gonna be a money grab for her and her lawyers. She’ll get a little bit from it and will be able to buy a Chevy Cavalier and a snack size large pizza meanwhile her lawyers will make bank off this very stupid case.
No need for public outrage. Poor girl just got her feelings hurt and seized the opportunity to try to make some money off it and get her name out there for the followers/views.
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Black_Samson
OG
True as that may be, she don’t get to make it everyone else’s problem.
That’s why I clown her. She can’t own her own reality.
Fuck her.
I can totally see her being the reason an escalator swallows up thirty people.
