Accessibility

Active Travel Logger Accessibility Statement

There are a number of issues the National Transport Authority are aware of with regard to aspects of the activetravellogger.ie website being non-accessible for some users. We are working towards making this website accessible in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council as soon as possible.

If you need a document in an alternative format please contact accessibility@nationaltransport.ie and we will try to accommodate your request as far as is practicable.

The content not within scope of the Directive is as follows:

  • Office file formats published before September 2018
  • Pre-recorded time-based media published before September 2020
  • Live time-based media
  • Online maps and mapping services, as long as essential information is provided in an accessible digital manner for maps intended for navigational use
  • Third-party content that is neither funded by, developed by nor under the control of the public sector body concerned

This statement was last reviewed on March 11th 2021 with assistance of accredited accessibility website auditors.

Feedback and contact information or to request information

Please send us your accessibility related feedback by emailing accessibility@nationaltransport.ie.

Our Accessibility Manager at the National Transport Authority will process your request and come back to you as soon as possible.

Guidance on how to configure your browser or operating system for higher contrast viewing on activetravellogger.ie

Google Chrome

Google have developed a high contrast plugin for chrome that allows users to toggle between a range of different high contrast styles on any website.

Alternatively, it is possible to change chrome settings manually by navigating to chrome://settings/

Firefox

There is a 3rd party extension available for Firefox called dark background and light text that allows users to toggle between a range of different high contrast styles on any website.

Alternatively, it is possible to manually change some of these settings by navigating to about:preferences

Safari

Safari offer limited configuration from within the browser bay, navigating to Preferences > General

It is recommended to configure the global operating system accessibility settings, which can be viewed by navigating to System Preferences > Accessibility

Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer

It is recommended to configure the global operating system accessibility settings, which can be viewed by navigating to Settings > Ease of access

Here you can select between different high contrast themes and change zoom settings.