Travelling with a pushchair
All tram stops have a ramp, lift, or escalator, and step-free access for people with pushchairs.
Every tram has a space reserved for pushchairs. Please keep your pushchair away from the doors so people can get on and off easily.
If you need more time to get off the tram, use the passenger help-point next to the wheelchair bays to tell the driver.
Travelling with a bike
You can take a folding bike on a tram if it's fully folded and covered. Sorry, no other types of bike are allowed.
There's more to see and do as Greater Manchester reopens.
If you're having a day or night out, please plan ahead to get there and back safely.
Safe streets save lives in Greater Manchester
Local authorities are using temporary pop-up measures to give pedestrians and cyclists more space.
Have fun on the transport network at home
We’ve produced a range of fun and creative activities including colouring in, word searches and quizzes
There's more to see and do as Greater Manchester reopens.
If you're having a day or night out, please plan ahead to get there and back safely.
Safe streets save lives in Greater Manchester
Local authorities are using temporary pop-up measures to give pedestrians and cyclists more space.
Have fun on the transport network at home
We’ve produced a range of fun and creative activities including colouring in, word searches and quizzes