Support and Assistance
Translink is committed to providing reasonable support and assistance to disabled passengers to help you use our services. We are committed to training our staff to be aware of disabled passengers and to offer the appropriate assistance if needed.
General Assistance
- Where our stations are staffed we can provide assistance to help you get to your bus or train or to move between transport such as changing trains
- Our staff will carry a pen and notepad to help with communication
- Translink welcomes guide dogs and other recognised assistance animals on all our services and to our stations
Request Assistance
If you require additional support or information, please complete the form at the link below.
Station Facilities
We have improved access to most of our main bus and train stations. These stations have the following features:
- Step free access around the station
- Easy access around all facilities for wheelchair users
- Staff available to provide assistance
- Accessible ticket offices with low-level counters
- Well-designed timetable information
- A hearing loop system
- Sheltered waiting facilities and seating
- Accessible information boards
- Audio announcements (rail only)
- Accessible toilets
- Accessible parking
- Tactile surfaces including edging on platforms
- Changing Places Facilities at NWTH, Lanyon Place Station and Portrush Train Station
Many of our smaller stations and rail halts are not staffed and do not have all the features listed above. We advise that anyone wishing to use stations that may require assistance to call our Contact Centre 24 hours before you wish to travel.
All our accessible toilets are fitted with locks under the Radar Key Scheme. You can obtain your own key for these toilets by contacting Radar on 020 7250 3222 or emailing radar@radar.org.uk.
Station Search
You can find full details of the facilities available at all of our stations in our Station Guide.
SignVideo
We are working with SignVideo to enable deaf people to call our contact centre via a remote BSL or ISL interpreter.
Accessible Travel with Translink
Visit our accessibility hub to learn more about accessible travel with Translink.