People First

The waiting room, sidewalks, platform are accessible, professional ramps, guidelines for the visually impaired, accessible toilets are also available and at our previous request it no longer functions as a depot.

Assistance for disabled is provided in the traffic office, get to the office guidelines helps the visually impaired, but you can't enter with wheelchair, the staff comes out. Visually impaired people can be escorted to the bus boarding if necessary, and can also assist with take-off.

In the accessible waiting room there is an induction loop for the hearing impaired, which was previously a deceptive sign, replaced correctly at our request and marked at the entrances.
At our previous request a stable fixed ramp was installed at the main entrance of the bakery at the bus station making the bakery accessible.

Website:
it is usable, three font sizes are available for accessibility. As a visually impaired person, you can get well information on the website. To use the schedule, there is a blind-friendly version, on which you can smoothly look at the timetable and even search for a railway schedule: https://menetrendek.hu/vakbarat/ The online ticket purchase menu item can also be used with screen reader software, however, online tickets cannot be purchased via the blind-friendly interface, tickets can only be purchased via https://menetrendek.hu/

Getting there:
is accessible from the Market Hall and the Siklósi út overpass, and all buses between the city centre and the suburbs stop here. Most of the buses in Pécs are accessible. The sidewalks leading from the bus stops are accessible and sunk by zebras. On foot we can get here barrier-free from the Árkád Mall.
Accessible parking is located between the Bus Station and the Market Hall, but the Market Hall is being rebuilt, so we are monitoring the change.
Upate 2024: there are 4 barrier-free car parks around the Market Hall. Two are located directly in front of the main north entrance from the Bus Station, free of charge. Two are on the eastern side of the Market Hall, they are free of charge for one hour, after that you have to pay. 

Learn more about travel for people with disabilities at the link: Volanbus help