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Is New Haven-State St Accessible?
Yes. New Haven-State St is classified as accessible in the official transit data used by MinuteMap.
| Accessibility | Fully accessible |
|---|---|
| Operator | Metro-North Railroad |
| Line | New Haven |
| Current status | Current service matching is shown when an official trip can be matched |
| Data source | Official MTA Metro-North GTFS wheelchair-boarding classification |
Direct Answer
Yes. New Haven-State St is classified as accessible in the official transit data used by MinuteMap.
Accessibility from the operator GTFS feed.
Nearby accessible alternatives
- New Haven — approximately 1.1 km straight-line distance
- West Haven — approximately 5.1 km straight-line distance
- Milford — approximately 14.5 km straight-line distance
- Stratford — approximately 21.4 km straight-line distance
Evidence
Classification and station identity come from Official MTA Metro-North GTFS wheelchair-boarding classification. Live conditions can temporarily change a usable path without changing the static classification.
Methodology
MinuteMap keeps station classification, directional limits, equipment dependencies, schedules, live signals, and uncertain street connections as separate evidence.
Limitations
A station-level classification does not prove that every entrance, platform, transfer, curb, or connecting sidewalk is continuously step-free.
Last Updated
Static station manifest source retrieved 2026-08-27T02:34:48.133Z; current conditions are checked separately.
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