Clear structure
We use headings, sections and straightforward language to help visitors find information and understand what each page is about.
Everyone should be able to access useful safety information. We're working to make the SafeStops Australia website easier to navigate, understand and use, regardless of how someone accesses the internet.
Accessibility is an ongoing part of how we develop and maintain SafeStops Australia. We aim to make our information clear, readable and usable for as many people as possible.
We use headings, sections and straightforward language to help visitors find information and understand what each page is about.
Our website uses contrasting colours, readable text and consistent visual elements to make information easier to follow.
We aim to make navigation and interactive features usable with a keyboard, without relying entirely on a mouse or touchscreen.
We aim to provide descriptive alternative text for meaningful images so visitors using assistive technologies can understand their purpose.
We aim to make forms, quizzes and other interactive features straightforward to understand and operate.
Pages are designed to adapt to different devices, including desktop computers, tablets and mobile phones.
We recognise that accessibility is not something that can be achieved once and then forgotten. Some website features, documents, images or third-party services may not work equally well for every visitor.
We cannot guarantee that every part of the website currently meets every accessibility standard. We will continue reviewing the website and making improvements where possible.
If something on our website is difficult to read, navigate or use, we'd like to hear about it.
Tell us which page you were visiting, what went wrong and, if possible, what device or assistive technology you were using. This helps us understand the problem and work towards a solution.
Send accessibility feedbackYour feedback helps us make public transport safety information more accessible to everyone.
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