FAQ - Accessibility

Seats are intended as a priority for war-disabled persons, civilian blind people, work-disabled persons, civilian disabled persons, pregnant women, people accompanied by children under 4 years old, and elderly people.

It is a device intended for travellers with a stroller or with reduced mobility. The door-opening request made using the blue button prevents the automatic closing of the two nearest PMR doors and warns the driver of the increased attention required when manually closing the door. Each tram has two "PMR" buttons located at the first double doors of each carriage.

All new buses are equipped with low floors, which allow easier access. In addition, a controlled-deployment access ramp facilitates the movement of wheelchairs and can be activated provided that the stop has been fitted out.

For the tram, a permanent rim has been installed on all PMR (Persons with Reduced Mobility) accesses of the carriages in order to limit to 3 cm the free space between the platform and the door threshold. Furthermore, to avoid any incident due to the automatic closing of the doors, the blue buttons allow travellers with reduced mobility to board or alight at their own pace. We also recommend that you rely on the pictograms located near the doors.

The Métropole Nice Côte d'Azur is strongly committed to making services and public spaces accessible. This is evidenced by the bus acquisition programme, the planning of bus-stop fittings, the development of tram lines, and the quality of the Mobil'Azur transport service dedicated to the transportation of people with reduced mobility.

To date, 91% of buses are accessible to wheelchair users, and more than 600 stops are fitted out. Since 2021, buses have been gradually equipped with a passenger information system identical to the one found on board the tram.

Find the bus stops accessible to People with Reduced Mobility on all the timetable sheets of your lines as well as on the itinerary planner of your lignedazur.com website. Each accessible bus stop is identified by a pictogram.

 All tram stations on lines 1, 2, 3 and B are accessible to People with Reduced Mobility.

Mobil'Azur is an on-demand public transport service intended for people with reduced mobility. It operates on prior reservation for a "door-to-door" journey. Its price is set at €1.70 per trip and is reduced from 12 trips onwards.

Discover the Mobil'Azur service here and consult the Fare Guide for more details.

Tram line No. 1 has no turning loop; therefore, the trams in service have a driving cabin at each end and can set off in the opposite direction without having to turn around.

Naturally, this requires the presence of doors on each side of the tram to operate in this bidirectional mode. Furthermore, some stations, such as Borriglione or Pont Michel stations, have a central platform.