Accessibility · Website · Intended fleet

Accessibility (statement + template).

This website is built to be usable with keyboard, screen readers, and reduced motion. Vehicle accessibility is a design commitment for a fleet that is not yet authorized to carry passengers.

Template version · 29 August 2026 · not counsel-approved

1. This website

We aim to conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA for this marketing site:

  • Skip link to main content; visible focus (brass outline).
  • Color contrast on starlight/brass against void backgrounds.
  • prefers-reduced-motion disables decorative animation (pulse excepted as a small status dot; honor OS reduced-motion by collapsing it).
  • Semantic headings, labels on form controls, buttons that are real buttons.
  • No essential information only in hover color.

Known limits: dense legal tables on small screens require horizontal scroll; some decorative SVG text is aria-hidden. Report issues to ride@trelyan.ch.

2. Companion apps (intended)

iOS should follow Apple Accessibility (VoiceOver, Dynamic Type). Android should follow Compose accessibility APIs. Store listings do not exist yet; this is a requirement on the native tracks, not a present audit badge.

3. Vehicles (intended, not inventoried)

A commercially offered fleet should include wheelchair-accessible vehicles in named cities, audible/visual identification of the assigned car, time to board without penalty theater, and in-cabin help that does not require vision alone. Until vehicles are permitted, we will not publish a fake WAV count.

4. US / EU / CH notes

ADA, the European Accessibility Act (for in-scope services), and Swiss equality law will apply when a service exists. This page is not a certification of conformance by a third party. Related: Privacy, Terms.