Are there any accessibility options available on PATH trains and stations?

Yes, PATH trains and stations offer accessibility options for passengers. All PATH stations, except Christopher and 9th Street stations, are equipped with elevators, ramps, and tactile strips to assist passengers with disabilities. These stations also have accessible ticket vending machines, braille signage, and assistive listening devices. Each train has designated wheelchair spaces and accessible restrooms. PATH personnel are trained to provide assistance upon request, and there are also PATH Customer Service Representatives available for support at major stations. Additionally, PATH offers the Stationlink paratransit service for individuals with mobility challenges. With their ongoing commitment to accessibility, PATH aims to ensure a comfortable and convenient travel experience for all passengers, including those with disabilities.