Help for people with mobility problems
Transport Accessibility
Transport for London (TfL) has information about accessibility and assistance available for disabled people on buses, tubes and trains.
Transport Accessibility - TfL website
Disabled Persons Freedom Pass
The Freedom Pass provides free travel in Greater London on the Underground, Docklands Light Railway, Croydon Tramlink, National Rail services and on local bus services anywhere in England
Taxicard
Taxicard is a service that allows Haringey residents, with a mobility impairment that prevents them using buses or trains, to travel in licensed radio taxis or black cabs at lower rates.
Dial-a-Ride
Dial-a-Ride membership is open to people with a permanent or long-term disability which prevents them using scheduled public transport services.
Blue Badge Parking Scheme
The European Blue Badge Parking Scheme is a permit that allows people with severe walking difficulties to park close to their destination, such as shops and stations.
Disabled Person's Railcard
If you are disabled, you can get a disabled person's railcard, which means you can save money on rail fares for yourself and a friend. You can also get information if you need assistance when travelling by train.
Disabled Coachcard
If you are disabled you can get a Disabled Coachcard which means you save money on National Express coach fares.
National Express Disabled Coachcard
GOV.UK
The GOV.UK website offers information on disabled people and transport, including using public transport, vehicle tax exemptions, car adaptations, the Motability Scheme and the Blue Badge Scheme.