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How can Greyhound help you?

Assistance is available to passengers with disabilities when they travel within the Greyhound system. To help us arrange for the proper assistance along the route, please contact Greyhound Lines' ADA Assist Line (800) 752-4841at least 48 hours prior to departure. Pertinent information will be obtained that will help Greyhound personnel to provide reasonable assistance to passengers with special needs. If the traveler is unable to provide prior notification, Greyhound will make every reasonable effort to accommodate the passenger without delaying bus departure schedules.

Traveling Alone


Passengers with disabilities may travel alone on Greyhound if they do not
require assistance with personal services.

Personal Care Attendant May Travel Free (restrictions apply)

When traveling, some passengers with special needs require the services of an attendant. At Greyhound that attendant may be allowed to travel at no charge. The ADA Personal Care Attendant ticket will be issued only to the personal care attendant and only at the time of travel and tickets are only one-way. Passengers requiring a return ticket for their PCA must obtain one from the returning location on the day of travel. The attendant must be capable of providing the required assistance.

If an adult PCA is traveling at no charge with a minor who has a disability, the minor is charged a full adult fare. (**Inquiries regarding restrictions of minors traveling with disabilities should be directed to Greyhound ADA Customer Assistance - ADA Assist Line (800) 752-4841.)

Proof of Disability


In accordance with federal regulations and in keeping with Greyhound Lines' desire to foster positive relations with our customers, proof of disability is not required.

Service Animals


Service animals may travel with people with special needs. The service animal is the responsibility of its owner and must be under the control of its owner at all times (i.e., by leash, harness, carrier, etc.). The service animal is to ride in the coach within the passenger's "space." Service animals may not travel in the aisle or in a seat. Greyhound reserves the right to refuse passage to any animal that poses a direct threat to the health and safety of other passengers or Greyhound personnel.

Priority Seating


Passengers may sit where it best suits their needs. Priority seating is available for individuals with disabilities. The front seats on either side of the coach are designated as priority seating. If these seats are taken, the bus driver should ask the seated passenger to move to another seat. If refused, Greyhound personnel cannot displace the seated passenger. Passengers with disabilities will then be seated as close to the front as possible and moved forward as seats become available.

We Handle Assist Devices with Care


Assist devices are allowed inside the coach when they can be safely stowed in the overhead passenger compartment. In cases where assist devices cannot be safely kept in the coach they will be stowed in the baggage compartment. You should receive a claim check for any assist device(s) stowed in the baggage compartment. Under the federal baggage tariff, if an item checked as luggage is damaged or lost, a maximum reimbursement of $250.00 is allowed per claim check, per adult ticket. For additional coverage please see a Customer Service Agent. If needed (and at no charge to the passenger), Greyhound will disconnect the battery from an electric wheelchair, place the battery in a battery box, and store it in the baggage compartment as required under U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. Please be aware that the maximum allowable baggage size is 33 x 33 x 48 or 24 x 53 x 74. Assist devices that exceed these dimensions will not be accepted. Please allow sufficient time for disassembling and storage of any assist device requiring special handling. This will assist in preventing travel delays.

Rest Stop Assistance


If necessary, when the bus is at a scheduled stop, the driver or other Greyhound representative will be pleased to assist with any reasonable request.

At Greyhound, We Meet Special Needs in Special Ways


The people at Greyhound go the distance to make travel a pleasant and convenient experience for passengers with disabilities. Our drivers and station personnel have been trained to recognize and meet the varied needs of passengers with disabilities. Greyhound personnel will provide assistance with boarding/alighting buses, luggage, transfers, stowage and retrieval of assist devices and other times as reasonably required.

We at Greyhound are dedicated to helping our passengers in any way we can, whether someone is traveling alone, with a personal care attendant, using assist devices, or accompanied by a service animal.

How Was Your Trip? We'd Like to Know


Following your trip with Greyhound, we encourage you to rate our performance. Let us know if there are any areas in which our services for passengers with disabilities can be improved.

Contact Us


To arrange assistance for travel with Greyhound, please call:

(800) 752-4841 (To arrange travel assistance)
(800) 531-5332 (Spanish/Espaņol)
(800) 755-2357 (Greyhound corporate ADA offices)
(800) 345-3109 (TDD/TTY)

 

 

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