Accessibility | Metro Transit

All Metro services – MetroBus, MetroLink and Metro Call-A-Ride – are accessible. At Metro, we’re committed to providing high quality, accessible travel options for all of our customers, and helping you understand the best way to use these services to travel throughout the region.

MetroBus and MetroLink Accessibility

All MetroLink trains and MetroBus vehicles are accessible. They have priority seating and are equipped to accommodate mobility devices. For many passengers, MetroLink and MetroBus are the quickest and most direct way to complete your trip.

Metro’s Accessiblity And Independence Guide [PDF]

The following features are available for all passengers:

All MetroBus vehicles are equipped with lifts or ramps
Priority seating is available for passengers who have difficulty standing while the bus or train is in motion
Drivers or a recording announce major stops, intersections and transfer points to help passengers recognize their stop or transfer point
Reserved spaces are available for riders who use mobility devices, such as wheelchairs or scoorters
All MetroLink trains and stations are Americans with Disability Act (ADA) accessible
System announcements at MetroLink stations are audible as well as visual
Ticket Vending Machines at all MetroLink stations have tactile buttons and can provide audible information
Schedules are available in large print or Braille upon request

Metro Call-A-Ride Services

Curb-to-curb paratransit van service is just a phone call away.

If you are ADA-eligible according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, Metro Call-A-Ride service will provide you with curb-to-curb paratransit van service in St. Louis City and St. Louis County. Click here for more information about Metro Call-A-Ride, and to determine if you’re ADA-eligible, please contact Metro’s ADA Service department at 314-982-1510 or by email at adaservices@metrostlouis.org.