Metrolink is a modern system with a range of accessibility features. All Metrolink trams and tram stops are accessible for wheelchair users. Mobility scooter users must have a mobility scooter permit to take their scooter on a tram.
Find out more information about wheelchair and mobility scooter access on Metrolink trams
Find out when the quietest time to travel is on the network
Every tram stop has
- a ramp, lift, or escalator
- step-free access for wheelchair users and people with pushchairs
- CCTV and emergency call-points
- platforms with tactile edges for visually impaired passengers.
Every tram has
- an area for people who use wheelchairs
- space for pushchairs
- seats marked for people who have trouble standing
- emergency call points.
Get more information about travelling with a pushchair or a bike on a Metrolink tram
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Visit the planned improvement works pagePlanned engineering works on Metrolink
There are planned improvement works on Metrolink across selected lines and stops in 2023.
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Find out what the Bee Network means for you
Say yellow to the Bee Network
Find out about the new changes that we've introduced as part of the Bee Network.
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Visit the planned improvement works page
Planned engineering works on Metrolink
There are planned improvement works on Metrolink across selected lines and stops in 2023.
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Rate your journey
Rate your journey
We want to hear your views to help us deliver a better Bee Network for Greater Manchester.