PriorityEvac's service primarily benefits those who can afford the annual fee, potentially widening the gap between socio-economic groups during disasters. Vulnerable populations, such as those without vehicles or with medical needs, may face greater risks as public resources become strained. While the service offers convenience and safety for its members, it underscores the challenges faced by those who lack financial means to evacuate. Experts warn that privatized disaster solutions could detract from the need to maintain robust public systems for all.