In South Tyrol, great emphasis is placed on making public transportation accessible to everyone, including people with limited mobility, families with strollers, and travelers with luggage. Accessibility is also an important aspect of sustainability. By expanding accessible transportation options, more people can use public transport, which helps reduce individual traffic and thereby protects the environment.
In recent years, many platforms have been raised, and elevators have been installed. Modern low-floor buses and trains, as well as designated spaces for wheelchairs and strollers, are in operation. Most buses have reserved spaces for wheelchairs and strollers, which are clearly marked. Wheelchairs and strollers must be secured during the journey. If the reserved space is already occupied, no additional passengers with wheelchairs or strollers can board for safety reasons.
In all public transport buses, people with limited mobility and families with strollers must pay the full fare.
Blind and visually impaired people can use public transportation free of charge with the appropriate identification.
Important: People with disabilities receive reductions or free travel only with a valid disability card.
For more information:
www.suedtirolmobil.info
Südtirol Transfer
When arriving by train or bus in South Tyrol, the comprehensive connecting shuttle "Südtirol Transfer" is available for the final kilometers to your accommodation. From the train stations in Bolzano, Merano, Malles, Brixen, Brunico, and San Candido, as well as from the long-distance bus stops in Bolzano, Klausen, Vahrn, Sterzing, and Merano, you can conveniently reach your holiday accommodation—and return after your vacation. Upon request, the shuttle is barrier free and also offers the option to transport bicycles and pets.
More information:
www.suedtiroltransfer.com