Uber Was Just Sued Over Lack of Wheelchair-Accessible Cars

What gives any group a right to sue a company for not providing a service?

 The lawsuit alleges that Uber has violated the Americans with Disabilities Act as well as D.C’s Human Rights Act, according to CNN.  More specifically, it alleges that Uber’s fleet of cars in D.C is  unable to service people in the city who have non-foldable wheelchairs.  And even if they can, there’s no way for passengers to know because it’s  not indicated in the app. 

Uber does not have a fleet of cars...they are all independently owned by the drivers

A frivolous suite imo

Here's a perfect opportunity for a competitor to cater to this untapped market if it's viable otherwise the claimants have public options still available for transportation