London Dial-a-Ride

London Dial-a-Ride is a door-to-door transportation service in Greater London, United Kingdom, designed for people with mobility challenges and disabilities. The service uses accessible vehicles with trained staff to accommodate individual passenger needs during every journey.

The service began in the 1980s through efforts by the Greenwich Association of the Disabled to improve transportation choices for disabled residents. It was later taken over by Transport for London and became part of the city's official public mobility network.

The service gives people with disabilities the independence to move around London and participate in everyday activities without relying solely on family or friends. Regular users often develop familiarity with drivers and assistants who become part of their weekly routine.

Rides can be booked through a mobile application or by calling ahead, available seven days a week from early morning until late evening. It is best to book several days in advance to secure a preferred time for your journey.

Registered companions can travel with passengers without making separate bookings, and the system provides real-time tracking of journeys. This feature makes it easier for family members or caregivers to travel together and feel more secure during the ride.

Location: Greater London

GPS coordinates: 51.49240,-0.08061

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:01