About Transports Adaptés Franciliens
Transports Adaptés Franciliens (TAF) is a passenger transport company in Sartrouville, west of Paris. Since 2007 it has carried people with reduced mobility across the Île-de-France region.
Wheelchair-accessible vans
TAF runs 59 vehicles, all geolocated, of which 27 are adapted for wheelchairs. Depending on the layout, one van takes up to five passengers in anchored wheelchairs, plus up to nine seated passengers.
- Peugeot Boxer and Opel Vivaro: up to 2 wheelchairs
- Renault Master and Opel Movano: up to 4–5 wheelchairs
- Citroën Jumper: 9 seats or 4 wheelchairs
Airports, stations and holidays
Drivers accompany passengers to airports and railway stations, medical appointments, cultural outings and late evenings out. TAF also drives long distances, for example to second homes or on holiday, and runs group trips for schools and care centres.
Booking
Book by phone, email or the online form. The office is open from 7:30 to 18:30 on weekdays, and the service runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Prices are by quotation.
Transfer services
Fleet 59 vehicles
- Wheelchair accessible
- Minivan (up to 8)
- Minibus (up to 20)
Airports, cities & resorts served
- Paris CDG Airport (CDG)
- Paris Orly Airport (ORY)
- Paris railway stations
- Île-de-France
Extras & policies
- Available 24/7
Transports Adaptés Franciliens: FAQs
Is there wheelchair-accessible transport to Paris airports?
Yes, Transports Adaptés Franciliens takes wheelchair users to airports and stations in adapted vans.
How many wheelchairs fit in one van?
Depending on the vehicle, up to five passengers in anchored wheelchairs.
How much does adapted transport cost in Paris?
TAF prices each trip by quotation.
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