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Accessible public transport in Melbourne

An accessible 'super' tram stop

Melbourne is an accessible city working towards improving access for everyone. The information below details how to get further information about public transport before embarking on your trip to Melbourne.

Metlink
Public transport in Melbourne continues to be made accessible to people with special needs. Improvements are underway to achieve this goal, including provision of bus information in Braille at every bus stop in Melbourne.

Ph 131 638 (within Australia)
TTY 03 9619 2727
www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Buying tickets
MetShop: Near the Melbourne Town Hall, corner of Little Collins and Swanston streets, and at Flinders Street Station.

Using machines to buy Metcards can be a challenge for people with some special needs, but simple web and telephone purchasing options do exist.

Metcard tickets are sold from vending machines, convenience stores, newsagents and the MetShop. Tickets can also be purchased over the counter from booking offices at premium train stations, via the Metcard Helpline or online.

Metcard Helpline
Ph 1800 652 313 (within Australia)

Metlink online shop
www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Concessions
Passengers with accessibility difficulties may be eligible to apply for a special travel pass.

Visit www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au for more details.

Further Links
Access Melbourne
Metlink
Meltrip