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AT (AnywhereTransit) Rider App — Accessibility Statement

Effective: 18 August 2026 · Version: 1.0

Courtesy translation. This English text is provided for convenience only; in all legal matters the Hungarian original is authoritative.

1. Our commitment

The goal of AT (AnywhereTransit) is for the Rider App to conform to the

WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines. Accessibility is built into the product from

the design phase — not retrofitted:

• Contrast ratios per the WCAG AA thresholds, in both light and dark

mode.

• At least 48 dp touch target on every interactive element.
• Screen reader support (Flutter Semantics), with spoken labels on

icon-only elements.

• Colour-independent status indication — the status of a service (on

time / delayed / cancelled) is never marked by colour alone; it is

always accompanied by text or an icon.

• The full interface is available in 6 languages (Hungarian, English,

German, Spanish, Italian, Greek).

2. Current status

This statement records the built-in technical measures and the design

intent. Known limitations:

• No formal, third-party accessibility audit has taken place yet.
• No comprehensive real-user testing with screen readers

(VoiceOver/TalkBack) has taken place yet.

We tie closing the above gaps to the market launch of the service; until

then, every reported accessibility defect is handled as a high-priority

bug.

3. Alternative access

If any part of the service is not accessible to you, please let us know

at info@anywheretransit.com — we strive to provide an alternative

solution, and we prioritise the reported barrier in our development

queue.

4. Complaints

If you do not receive a substantive answer to your accessibility report,

you may turn to the territorially competent county government office in

Hungary.

5. Review of this statement

We review this statement annually and after every major interface

change.

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