Commuter Rail Access Guide | Accessibility on the MBTA

The MBTA Commuter Rail serves Greater Boston, Central Massachusetts, and Rhode Islandand offers a variety of accessible features to help you travel throughout the area.Key train and station features include:Elevators, ramps, and escalators for station accessHigh-level or mini-high platforms for level boardingTactile warning stripsMobile bridge plates to span the gap between the train and the platformSeating areas for customers who use wheeled mobility devicesAudio and digital announcements of train arrivals, departures, and track info at stationsOnboard audio stop announcementsPlanning Your TripMost Commuter Rail stations are accessible. To ensure an accessible trip on the MBTA, you can use any of the following tools:Check for accessibility features at Commuter Rail stops and stations along your routePlan an accessible journey on the T with the MBTA trip plannerContact Customer Support to request Commuter Rail schedules in large print or braille formatsTry some of our additional access...