Accessibility Statement

01Our commitment

Moto Channel Riders is committed to making this website accessible and usable for visitors with different abilities, technologies, and browsing environments.

We want visitors to be able to understand our services, review our policies, and reach the advisory desk without unnecessary barriers.

02Accessibility standard

Our goal is to align the website with generally recognised accessibility practices, including the principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. These principles focus on making content perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.

Accessibility is an ongoing effort, not a one-time task, and we continue to review the website as content, design, and technology change.

03What we are doing

The website uses semantic page structure, readable typography, visible text contrast, descriptive page titles, keyboard-accessible links and controls, responsive layouts, and alternative text for key images where appropriate.

We also aim to avoid unnecessary motion barriers and to keep navigation, legal pages, and contact information clear across desktop and mobile views.

04Known limitations

Some visual effects, animations, decorative imagery, or older browser combinations may not perform equally for every visitor. Certain third-party technologies, browser extensions, device settings, or assistive technologies may also affect the experience.

If you find a specific barrier, we appreciate being told which page, browser, device, and assistive technology were involved so we can investigate more effectively.

05Third-party content

Where the website references or later embeds third-party content, that content may be controlled by a provider outside Moto Channel Riders. We cannot guarantee the accessibility of third-party platforms, but we will consider accessible alternatives where practical.

06Feedback and assistance

If you need help accessing information on this website, or if you prefer to receive information in another reasonable format, contact us using the details below. We will try to provide the information you need through an appropriate alternative channel.

07Response process

When we receive accessibility feedback, we review the issue, determine whether it can be reproduced, and consider reasonable steps to improve the experience. Some corrections may require design, development, or hosting changes and may take additional time.

08Ongoing review

We review accessibility as part of ordinary website maintenance. Future updates may include refinements to headings, labels, text alternatives, keyboard behaviour, contrast, focus states, and reduced-motion support.

09Contact

Accessibility feedback can be sent to the advisory desk using the plain-text details below.