POLICIES

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE TO ANYONE AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON

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WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR FORGOTTEN, LOST OR STOLEN PASSENGER ITEMS

Always be sure to collect your belongings at the end of your ride. 

We will do our best to return forgotten items when time allows.

Delivery of forgotten items will incur standard car rates.

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NO ALCOHOL - NO DRUGS

We maintain a strict ZERO TOLERANCE policy.

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NO SMOKING - NO VAPING

IN CAR

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No food or drinks in vehicle..bottled water will be offered.

No heavy colognes or perfumes as other riders may be allergic

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NO WEAPONS

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NO PETS

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ADA Compliant Service Dogs Welcome 

Please let us know in advance of the type and size of dog to make sure we have the room to accommodate your service animal.

ARIZONA. House Bill 2588

introduced in 2018 states that:

A PERSON MAY NOT FRAUDULENTLY MISREPRESENT AN ANIMAL AS A 

SERVICE ANIMAL OR SERVICE ANIMAL IN TRAINING TO A PERSON OR ENTITY THAT 

OPERATES A PUBLIC PLACE. A COURT OR DULY APPOINTED HEARING OFFICER MAY 

IMPOSE ON THE PERSON MISREPRESENTING THE ANIMAL IN VIOLATION OF THIS 

SUBSECTION A CIVIL PENALTY OF NOT MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS FOR 

EACH VIOLATION. 

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Emotional Suport Animals

Similar to the laws in Arizona regarding emotional support pets in the workplace, the American Disability Act does not protect emotional support animals when it comes to public transportation. Because emotional support pets aren’t covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you can’t assume that any public transportation will allow your pet. Sometimes small pets will be accommodated, especially if they’re small enough for you to carry, but it’s best to always call ahead and double-check before bringing your pet along with you when you leave your home. If you call ahead to make sure you and your support pet will be accommodated, you’ll save yourself time and stress. Airplanes, buses, and other modes of public transportation in Arizona can refuse entry for you and your emotional support pet, so it’s always best to check before leaving home with them. This also goes for any restaurants or public places you go to.