Accessible TFL Stations and Uber - RS.

I spend many hours personally visiting the rail stations in London, and recording the stairs and elevators, plus lifts.

• Rainham , C2C, generally stepfree.
• Ravensbourne ThamesLink, NOT really accessible
• Ravenscourt Park, District line, 35 OR 45 steps.
• Rayners Lane, Piccadilly line, Metropolitan line, stairs between the platform and street level
• Raynes Park , National Rail South Western, partially stepfree towards London only, via long and steep ramps.
• Redbridge, Central line, stairs between the platform and street level
• Rectory Road London Overground, 27 steps
• Reeves Corner London Tramlink, Yes, excellent accessibility
• Regents Park, Bakerloo , 35 or 63 steps to exit, plus a lift part of the way.
• Richmond, District line, London Overground, National Rail South Western, accessible and step free.
• Rickmansworth, Metropolitan line, National Rail Chiltern Railways, Step free southbound only
• Riddlesdown, ThamesLink, Step-free access to platforms via long and steep ramps
• Roding Valley, Central line, 520 metres to change between platforms 1 & 2, otherwise step-free
• Romford, TFL Rail, Elizabeth Line, Stratford, lifts & step-free access to platforms 3,4, and 5
• Rotherhithe, London Overground, 39 steps PLUS an escalator to/from platform to ticket office.
• Royal Albert, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
• Royal Oak, Hammersmith & City, Circle line 35 steps.
• Royal Victoria, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible - near Emirates cable car.
• Ruislip, Piccadilly line, Metropolitan line, Level access between street and eastbound platform only
• Ruislip Gardens, Central line, stairs between the platform and street level
• Ruislip Manor, Metropolitan line, Piccadilly line, stairs between the platform and street level
• Russell Square, Piccadilly line, a Lift AND 20 steps.
• Sanderstead Southern, Level access to both platforms via separate entrances, 500 m apart on steep slopes.
• Sandilands London Tramlink, Yes, excellent accessibility
• Selhurst Southern, partially step-free. Ramps onto trains.
• Seven Kings TFL Rail, Elizabeth Line, three lifts to Platforms
• Seven Sisters, Victoria, National Rail Greater Anglia, not accessible.
• Shadwell, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
• Shenfield, TFL Rail, Elizabeth Line, Romford, lifts to Platforms
• Shepherds Bush, Central line, London Overground, ThamesLink. Escalators and 23 steps to Central. Overground is step-free.
• Shepherds Bush Market, Hammersmith & City, Circle line 42 steps.
• Shoreditch High Street, London Overground, step-free with Ramps onto trains.
• Shortlands ThamesLink, 32 steps to all platforms.
• Sidcup National Rail South Eastern, step-free access via different entrances.
• Silver Street London Overground, 35 steps
• Slade Green National Rail South Eastern, step-free to an extent. No step free interchange between platforms.
• Sloane Square, District line, Circle line , escalators UP to street, but stairs down to platforms.
• Snaresbrook, Central line, Level access between street and Central line eastbound only, towards Woodford.
• South Acton, London Overground, step-free
• South Bermondsey, Southern - no stepfree access to platforms.
• South Croydon, ThamesLink - no stepfree access to platforms.
• South Ealing, Piccadilly line, stairs between the platform and street level
• South Hampstead, Metropolitan, London Overground, 36+ stairs to platforms
• South Harrow, Piccadilly line, 40 stairs between the platform and street level
• South Kensington, District line, Circle line , Piccadilly line, stairs or escalators between the platform and street level. it is also not possible to interchange between the Piccadilly and the District / Circle platforms due to stairs.
• South Kenton, Bakerloo , London Overground, access to the ticket hall, which has 30 steps to access
• South Merton ThamesLink, Steps from street level to platform
• South Quay, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
• South Ruislip, Central line, National Rail Chiltern Railways, 30 stairs between the platform and street level.
• South Tottenham, London Overground, There are 25 steps to access platforms
• South Wimbledon, Northern line, 75 stairs or escalators between the platform and street level.
• South Woodford, Central line, Step-free access stations have lifts or ramps
• Southall Great Western Railway & Elizabeth Line, thus fully accessible.
• Southbury National Rail Greater Anglia
• Southfields, District line, There is now lift access between street and platform.
• Southgate, Piccadilly line, Escalator access between street and platform.
• Southwark, Jubilee, Highly accessible.
• St. Helier ThamesLink
• St James Park, District line, Circle line , between 30 and 33 steps from street level to platforms
• St. James Street National Rail Greater Anglia, There are only 28 steps to platforms,
• St. Johns National Rail South Eastern; No access to platforms. Car Park and Ticket Office are not step free.
• St Johns Wood, Jubilee, 100 stairs or escalators between the platforms and street level.
• St. Margarets, National Rail South Western
• St. Mary Cray National Rail South Eastern & ThamesLink ; Not accessible. The Car Park is not step free. Looking at the map, there are a number of steps up to cross between platforms.
• St. Pancras International ThamesLink. There are three lifts on the main concourse to take passengers to and from the upper level UK train platforms and the Rendezvous.
• St Pauls, Central line, 25 and 28 steps to access the station, plus another escalator down to the westbound platform, or two escalators down to the eastound platform.
• Stamford Brook, District line, 45 stairs between the platforms and street level.
• Stamford Hill National Rail Greater Anglia. There are only 32 steps to the platforms
• Stanmore, Jubilee, stepfree in the broadest of terms.
• Star Lane, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
• Stepney Green, District line, Hammersmith & City, , There are 44 steps between street level and platforms.
• Stockwell, Northern line, Victoria , There are escalators or 78 stairs between the platforms and street level. the next station along the Northern line, at Morden, has a lift to street level, and lots of buses.
• Stoke Newington, London Overground, Not step-free, or accessible
• Stonebridge Park, Bakerloo , London Overground, 30 + steps to platforms.
• Stoneleigh, National Rail South Western. Platforms One and Two (island) are accessed by steps (68 from Station Approach or or 72 from Stoneleigh Broadway).
• Stratford Elizabeth Line, Central line, Jubilee, DLR, London Overground, National Rail Greater Anglia, lifts and escalators to Platforms. Fully accessible.
• Stratford High Street, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
• Stratford International, DLR, National Rail South Eastern, South Eastern High Speed
• Strawberry Hill, National Rail South Western. There is level access to both platforms.
• Streatham ThamesLink. No step-free access to platforms. Nearest step-free station is West Norwood or Mitcham Eastfields.
• Streatham Hill ThamesLink. There is step-free access to ticket office and platforms via passenger operated lifts.
• Streatham Common ThamesLink. There are lifts to Platforms 1,2 & 3, and step-free access to Platform 4 via side entrance. Boarding ramps are available.
• Sudbury & Harrow Road National Rail Chiltern Railways. No part of the station has step-free access.
• Sudbury Hill Harrow National Rail Chiltern Railways. No part of the station has step-free access.
• Sudbury Hill, Piccadilly line, stairs between the platform and street level.
• Sudbury Town, Piccadilly line, some access.
• Sundridge Park National Rail South Eastern
• Surbiton, National Rail South Western. There is level access to the ticket office and lifts available to all platforms. Interchange is via lifts or stepped footbridge.
• Surrey Quays, London Overground, 25+ steps to platforms.
• Sutton Common ThamesLink, Steps from street level to platform
• Sutton National Rail First Capital Connect & Southern
• Swanley National Rail South Eastern. Some accessibility, but Ramps needed.
• Swiss Cottage, Jubilee, Escalators and also stairs too
• Sydenham Hill National Rail First Capital Connect. No access to platforms. Car Park and Ticket Office are also not step free.
• Sydenham, London Overground, ThamesLink. Step-free access via separate entrances to both platforms.
• Syon Lane, National Rail South Western. Platform 1 to London is accessible to wheelchair users via footpath from Rothbury Gardens.

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