People with disabilities who are approved for a Half Fare Reduced Metro Card pay half the base fare when traveling on the MTA bus or Subway. NYC Half Fare Reduced-Fare Metro Cards are available for seniors who are 65 and older, and people with a qualifying disability.

Customers who are deaf/hard of hearing can use their preferred relay or the free 711 relay service. Customer Service representatives are available 24 hours a day to help plan your trip.įor all request for copies of brochures, bus and subway schedules, the large print edition of the subway map, and braille line maps customer can reach out to MTA by calling 511 or submitting a request online.

Elevators for individuals with physical disabilities are available at select stations. Not all subway stations are accessible for people with disabilities. state of New York, stretching from Manhattan to the eastern tip of Suffolk County on Long Island. The Long Island Rail Road is a commuter rail system in the southeastern part of the U.S.

Grand Central Accessibility InformationĪccessibility Information listed at each station link.

The MTA Metro-North Railroad provides commuter transportation from Grand Central Station in Manhattan to Westchester, Putnam, Duchess, Rockland, and Orange counties, and Connecticut. This search engine includes an accessible feature that will only provide accessible options. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority manages transit, buses, subways, trains, bridges and tunnels in New York City and surrounding areas including Long Island.Ī resource developed by the MTA to assist individuals with utilizing public transportation in the most efficient manner.

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