How Do I Know an ALF Route?
Look for the Internal Symbol for Accessibility on the bus stop signs along the ALF bus routes. The same decal will be displayed on all four sides of the bus. If you see a bus with these decals travelling along a route with bus stops marked with these symbols, it will signify that a fully accessible low floor bus is in service.
ALF buses displaying the Accessibility Low Floor Symbol will be in operation on all Kings County Routes. However, this does not necessarily mean that the entire route it is servicing is accessible, as all the bus stops may not offer suitable conditions for boarding and disembarking from the bus.
Your understanding is appreciated as our Bus Operators adapt to the newly configured bus stops.
We ask you to be patient as new riders become accustomed to this service.
Passengers using wheelchairs, walkers or have mobility challenges are reminded to board or embark via the front door.
As a courtesy, passengers who do not have mobility challenges are asked to move to the rear of the bus.
Use of the Accessible Low Floor Bus (ALF) can offer you greater freedom and flexibility when travelling around Kings County. It provides easier access for existing transit passengers and increased mobility for others by offering the following features: 
