The subject of this article is an analysis and evaluation of Poznan’s public transport means, i.e. trams and buses, public transport stops as well as pedestrian crossings from the point of view of their adaptation to the requirements of persons with a pronounced degree of disability. Fulfilment of these requirements is a key factor in the integration of disabled persons into society. It helps their professional activation and prevents social exclusion. Analysing the above given aspects, the current state of the adaptation of city space to the requirements of disabled persons is presented, along with city plans concerning these aspects as well as solutions that may be adopted in the future to improve the comfort of public space use by disabled persons.