Accessibility Tools
Experience how a former railway line in Mexico City was turned into a long, accessible park, featuring ramps, tactile paths, and inclusive play areas so residents of all ages and abilities can gather, relax, and enjoy nature together.
Learn how Skellefteå, in snowy northern Sweden, ensures year-round accessibility with heated paths, tactile signage, accessible public buildings, and tech tools, making life and tourism easier for everyone, whatever the weather.
From first steps to full independence. In Paris, trained mobility guides accompany people who need support, teaching them how to navigate transport with confidence and, one day, on their own.
From behind the wheel to heart-led service. Transdev’s nationwide training equips drivers and managers with the understanding and tools to meet the needs of all passengers, visible or not, by embracing respect, empathy, and action.
Transforming service from routine to respectful. CFL’s accessibility training empowers railway staff with the skills and empathy to support passengers with disabilities – making inclusive travel a reality, not a request.
Explore a campaign co-created with the autistic community to make public transport less daunting. Through activity packs, visual guides, and videos, this project helps autistic people plan, practice, and feel empowered to use buses and trains with confidence.
Discover how adults with disabilities in Ireland gain the skills and confidence to travel independently thanks to one-to-one training and support, all free of charge. This service promotes autonomy, access to jobs and education, and has now expanded to cities across the country.
Learn how Łódź, Poland set new standards for train accessibility, offering level boarding, information in Braille, online sign language interpreters, and digital ticketing, so passengers with disabilities can travel independently and comfortably across the network.
See how Ireland’s national bus company is embracing greener, electric buses, improving universal access at stops, and launching travel assistance teams, helping more people (including those with disabilities) travel independently while making public transport cleaner and more reliable for the whole country.
Discover the IndiMo project, a Europe-wide initiative that listens directly to persons with disabilities to break down the barriers of public transport. IndiMo’s “toolbox” of solutions – from tactile guidance to digital apps and training for staff – gives cities practical ways to make transport truly inclusive, helping everyone travel with confidence and independence.