Libraries, schools, medical offices, and social service organizations can partner with the MBTA as the Commuter Rail offers accessibility features and institutional sales programs for travel. To learn more about how the Commuter Rail supports riders with disabilities, head to www.mbta.com/accessibility/commuter-rail-guide.
Accessibility Resources
Discover How the Commuter Rail Offers Accessibility and Affordable Travel Programs for Riders with Disabilities
ACCESSIBLE FEATURES ON THE COMMUTER RAIL
STEP-FREE BOARDING
Many stations feature accessible boarding platforms and bridge plates for boarding trains without stairs.
PRIORITY SEATING
Trains include clearly marked priority seating areas near entrances for people with disabilities, older adults, and those with mobility challenges.
ACCESSIBLE FACILITIES
Stations and trains provide elevators, ramps, tactile warning strips, accessible restrooms, and audio announcements, supporting passengers with different needs.
IMPROVED WAYFINDING & COMMUNICATION
Visual wayfinding signage and audible announcements helps riders with hearing and vision impairments.
DISCOUNTED & SPECIALIZED FARE PROGRAMS
Lowers barriers to mobility and independence.
INSTITUTIONAL SALES PROGRAM
Perq for Work
Perq offers commuter benefits for employers, employees, and administrators.
School Programs
The MBTA offers Middle and High School Student Passes, Semester Passes, and University Pass Programs.
Group Programs
With Group Sales, groups can take advantage of easy advance-purchase options for orders of $25 or more.
To learn more about how your organization can participate, visit www.mbta.com/pass-program.
HELPFUL MBTA DOWNLOADS FOR ORGANIZATIONS
Download ready-to-use flyers to help individuals with disabilities easily understand how to use the Commuter Rail.
Fare, Offers, Promotions (multiple languages available)
Rider's Guide
mTicket
ACCESSIBILITY RESOURCES AND SUPPORT
Help riders get the most out of their Commuter Rail experience! Our blog content includes travel tips and inspiration on where to go on the Commuter Rail. Ideal for use as a resource in your library, school, medical office, or social service organization.
