Darwin buses
CDC Northern Territory offers accessible bus travel for people with disability. Find information about wheelchair access, mobility aids and support for travelling by bus.
Using Transregional
TransRegional helps people travel by bus in regional Western Australia. The website includes information about accessibility, mobility aids, assistance animals, and travelling safely.
Access and disability on Adelaide Metro
Adelaide Metro provides accessible public transport for people with disability. Find information about accessible buses, trains and trams, travelling with mobility aids, assistance animals, concession fares and travel support.
Accessibility on Brisbane Metro
Brisbane Metro provides accessible public transport for people with disability. Features include wheelchair and mobility aid spaces, low-floor vehicles, ramps, audio announcements and priority seating.
Brisbane public transport
Brisbane City Council provides information about accessible public transport, including buses, metros, ferries and CityCats. Find out about wheelchair access, mobility aid spaces, boarding assistance, audio announcements and other accessibility features.
Council cab services
The Gold Coast Council Cab Service provides low-cost transport for eligible older people and people with disability. The door-to-door service can take you to your local shopping centre, and carers or dependants can travel with you.
Mobility and getting around on the G:
G:link helps people with disability travel on the Gold Coast tram network. Find information about accessible stations, boarding assistance, wheelchair access, and travelling with mobility aids.
Accessibility on Queensland Rail
Queensland Rail provides information and support for people with disability who travel by train. Learn about accessible stations, assistance services, and planning your journey.
Accessible parking in Perth
The City of Perth offers cheaper parking to people with a Disability Parking Permit. The discount applies in some car parks and street parking areas. Conditions apply.
The National Sign Language Program (NSLP)
The National Sign Language Program (NSLP) provides free sign language interpreting and captioning services for older people who are Deaf, Deafblind or hard of hearing. The program helps people communicate when using aged care services, attending health appointments, and taking part in social and community activities.