Can you take a mobility scooter on HSL buses and trams?
Mobility aids on Helsinki region public transport.
Short answer
HSL's accessibility page says mobility scooters are not allowed on buses or trams. The page does not say whether they are allowed on the metro or on commuter trains, so check with HSL before you travel. Wheelchairs are a different matter: buses and most trams have ramps at the middle doors, and commuter trains have a ramp that the wheelchair button activates.
Why
- Not allowed on buses.
- Not allowed on trams.
- Metro and trains not covered on the page.
Details
HSL says wheelchair users get ramps at the middle doors of buses and most trams.
Tip
Ask HSL customer service about the metro and commuter trains before you rely on them.
What may differ
The rules for the metro and commuter trains need to be checked with HSL.
Common misconception
Any mobility aid can go on any HSL vehicle.
What actually happens
HSL bans mobility scooters on buses and trams.
People also ask
- Are HSL buses wheelchair accessible?
- Can you take a bike on the Helsinki metro?
- Can a companion travel free on HSL?
Sources
- HSL: AccessibilityChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Ticket rules and prices change, so check HSL before you travel.
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