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Ridesharing App Accessibility Under Constraints

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Design a ridesharing app and explain how you would make it accessible for people with disabilities, assuming you have 10 minutes and no market or technical research. Explain how you would clarify requirements, identify accessibility needs without stereotyping users, and design the product and ML components end to end. Cover client experience, driver and vehicle matching, data collection, evaluation, privacy, and failure handling. Treat accessibility-critical behavior as deterministic and auditable, using ML only where it adds value and can fail safely.