Accessible private transport in Paris

Transport for all: taxis, car hire and adapted bicycles

Accessible taxis in Paris and the Paris region

Several taxi companies specialize in providing transport for people with disabilities in Paris and the Paris region. These may be vehicles fitted with ramps and a system for attaching your wheelchair, or estate-type vehicles, if you are able to transfer.

Whether you are partially sighted, hard of hearing or have reduced mobility, the drivers of these companies are trained to provide you with specific assistance.

Below is a list of these companies and their contact details, so that you can get in touch with them to book a vehicle that suits your needs.

Accessible vehicle rental in Paris and the Paris region

Hiring adapted vehicles in Paris and the Ile-de-France offers a practical solution for people with reduced mobility. Adapted cars, scooters and bicycles are available with equipment such as access ramps, accelerator levers, manual brake levers, wheelchair attachment systems and more to meet all your needs.

• Adapted scooters: These make it easy to get around, particularly in the narrow, touristy areas of Paris
• Adapted cars: offer specific equipment for safe and comfortable driving, such as ramps, joysticks and other adaptations
• Special bicycles: to discover Paris in a different and more sustainable way, several of our partners offer bicycles adapted to your needs

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• Book in advance to guarantee availability
• Check the equipment before booking

Hiring a bike gives you a great deal of freedom of movement, whether you're a tourist or just need to get around every day. Discover below the list of our partners who offer adapted transport hire.

Frequently asked questions

What public transport is accessible in Paris?

In Paris, a number of public transport services are accessible to people with disabilities, including metro line 14, bus and tramway services, as well as RER A and B services. These services include accessible ramps, reserved spaces and adapted trains. Please note that the bus line 40 and the RoissyBus are not fully accessible.

• More information on Getting around with a disability in the Paris region

How to discover Paris by bike?

Visiting Paris by bike is an excellent way to enjoy the city in total freedom. Numerous cycle paths and hire services make it easy and safe to get around. You can discover different itineraries including the main monuments, the banks of the Seine, and emblematic districts such as the Marais or Montmartre, while remaining flexible and close to the Parisian atmosphere.

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How can I benefit from disabled parking spaces?

To benefit from parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities, you must have a French or European parking card for people with disabilities (name of holder + disability logo). This card allows you to park in these specifically reserved spaces, either in public car parks or on the street, subject to certain conditions. It is also important to comply with the regulations and to display the card inside the vehicle, behind the windscreen and the ticket Handi, taken from the parking meters or application.

• More information on parking in Paris

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Adapted RER and Transiliens

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