

Transportation & Personal Mobility
Public Transit in Washington
Our state has a wide-reaching public transportation network made up of buses, trains, and ferries operated by various county and city transit agencies. Connect with your local transit agency to learn more about their policies and the services they offer.
List of all Washington State transit agencies
Paratransit Options in Washington
If you’re unable to use accessible fixed-route buses due to your disability, paratransit services may be able to meet your needs. Every public transit system in the state offers paratransit services, which are accessible door-to-door shuttles that you can reserve for when and where you need them. Each transit agency has its own eligibility criteria and application process for requesting services.
- C-VAN ride reservations for Clark County
- RiverCities LIFT services for Cowlitz County
- Paratransit services for King County
- Access and VanLink services for Kitsap County
- Dial-A-Lift services for Olympia
- Pierce Transit shuttle services for Pierce County
- Everett Para Transit services for Snohomish County
- Paratransit services for Spokane County
- Dial-A-Ride services for the Tri-Cities
- Paratransit services for Whatcom County
Accessible Transportation Policies and Services
Learn about the accessible transportation policies and services available at your local transit agency. You can also request free and personalized travel training from professional instructors who will help you navigate public transit independently and confidently.
- Amtrak Train Station Accessibility
- Sound Transit accessibility policies and practices
- King County Metro Accessibility Services
- Community Transit Accessible Service Options
- Pierce Transit Accessible Services
- Request travel training
Airline Travel
Empower yourself when you fly. Know your rights and how to request access services at airports and on flights.
Air Carrier Access Act
Learn how the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) makes it illegal for airlines to discriminate against a passenger because of their disability. The Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights is an easy-to-understand summary of the ACAA.
Accessibility Services at Airports
Get support and assistance with security screenings, boarding, and seat assignments and discover airport access services such as sensory rooms, therapy dogs, Invisible Disabilities Sunflower lanyards, and more.
- TSA Cares Passenger Support
- Accessibility at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
- Accessibility at Portland International Airport (PDX)
Ferries
Ferries are a fun and scenic way to travel between our state’s many islands and the mainland. Washington State Ferries published an accessibility commitment guide with information on reduced fares for passengers with disabilities, traveling with an attendant, service animals, ferry terminal descriptions, and how to request an accommodation.
Ride-Hailing Services
Popular ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft also provide access services for customers with disabilities.
Accessibility and Ride-Hailing Services
Discover the services offered at Lyft and Uber including requesting wheelchair-accessible vehicles, assisted rides, and wait time fee waivers. Get tips for using screen readers to navigate the Uber app.
- Lyft resources for riders with disabilities
- Accessibility at Uber
- Using TalkBalk and Voiceover on the Uber app
Ride-Hailing Service Animal Policies
Both Lyft and Uber are required by law to accommodate riders who use service animals. Read more about their animal policies and how to report a complaint or request a refund if you have a ride issue related to your animal.