Maida Vale

Elgin Avenue
London
W9 1JS

t: 0845 330 9880

Access information:
In view of the company

People travelling with luggage or pushchairs

There is no need to pre-book assistance on London Underground. At the station you can ask a member of staff to help you – they are generally located by the ticket barriers or in the ticket office. All our staff receive regular training on how to assist disabled customers and will help you as far as it is safe to do so.
We provide a wide range of journey planning information in addition to that on www.directenquiries.com. This is available to order or download from www.tfl.gov.uk/accessguides or by calling 020 7222 1234.
Our journey planning information includes the large print Tube map in colour and black & white, and the audio Tube map and station guide.
The 24 hour Travel Information Call Centre (tel: 020 7222 1234 / text: 0207 918 3015) can help you plan a journey that best meets your needs.

Oyster is the cheapest and easiest way to pay. Oyster can be bought in advance and topped up via the internet, telephone or at a station or Ticket Stop.
If you need help buying a ticket you can ask at the ticket office, or a member of staff in the ticket hall can help you use the ticket machines.

You can ask a member of staff to help you get to the platform. They will help you as far as it is safe to do so.

All trains have clearly marked priority seating next to doors. These are for disabled people, pregnant women, older people, those travelling with children and anyone less able to stand. Customers are expected to leave these seats free or vacate them if they see someone who might require a seat. If no one offers, feel free to ask.
District, Jubilee and Northern lines have multipurpose areas suitable for wheelchairs, luggage and pushchairs.
Pregnant women can also wear a 'Baby on board' badge to let other passengers know they may need a seat. These are available from our Customer Service Centre, or by calling 0845 330 9880 or emailing babyonboard@tfl.gov.uk

Help and Information Points are being installed in all ticket halls, and on platforms and passageways. They can be used to obtain information, seek help or raise the alarm in case of emergency.

From 2009, new trains will be introduced on the Victoria line, and between 2011 and 2015, new trains will be introduced on the Metropolitan, Circle and District lines.
These new trains will feature improved accessibility. Customers who travel with luggage or pushchairs will benefit from a range of features including multipurpose areas designated for luggage and pushchairs.