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Accessibility Feedback: Help Us Improve True Motion Auto

How to report accessibility barriers on this site and what happens after you do.

Legal and Privacy Region: Global Updated July 2026 By the True Motion Auto editorial team
Quick answer

True Motion Auto aims to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA across every page. If something on this site is hard to use with a screen reader, keyboard-only navigation, or magnification, email accessibility@truemotionauto.com with the page URL and a description of the problem. We log every report and aim to acknowledge within 2 business days and fix confirmed barriers within 30 days for critical issues, 90 days for minor ones.

At a glance

ItemDetail
Standard we targetWCAG 2.1, Level AA
Contactaccessibility@truemotionauto.com
Acknowledgement time2 business days
Critical fix target30 days
Minor fix target90 days
Alternative formatsAvailable on request (large print, plain text, audio summary)

Why this page exists

True Motion Auto publishes buying guides, maintenance advice, insurance explainers and EV content that people rely on to make real financial decisions. If a reader using assistive technology can't reach that information, the site has failed at its core job. This page is the direct channel for telling us where that's happening, separate from general customer support.

What counts as an accessibility barrier

  • Images or infographics without meaningful alt text
  • Tables (like comparison or spec tables) that don't read logically with a screen reader
  • Low-contrast text, especially in callout boxes or captions
  • Content that can't be reached or activated using only a keyboard
  • Video guides without captions or a text transcript
  • Forms (contact, newsletter sign-up) with unlabeled fields

How to send feedback

  1. Note the exact page URL or article title where the problem occurred.
  2. Describe what you were trying to do and what happened instead.
  3. Tell us what assistive technology or browser/OS combination you were using, if relevant.
  4. Email accessibility@truemotionauto.com, or use the general Contact page and select 'Accessibility' as the topic.
  5. We reply with a ticket reference and expected timeframe within 2 business days.

What happens after you report an issue

Every report goes to the site's content and engineering team, not a general inbox. We triage by severity: issues that block access to core content or checkout-style actions (like submitting a lead form) are treated as critical and prioritized for a fix within 30 days. Cosmetic or minor navigation issues are batched into the next quarterly accessibility pass, targeted at 90 days. You'll get a follow-up email when your specific issue is resolved, not just a generic status update.

If you need the content in another format now

You don't have to wait for a fix. Ask us for the specific article or page in large print, plain-text, or a read-aloud summary, and we'll turn it around directly, usually within a few days depending on length.

This isn't a legal complaints channel

This page is for practical, fast feedback so we can fix real barriers. If you believe the site violates accessibility law in your jurisdiction (e.g. the ADA in the US, the Equality Act in the UK, or the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act in India), you can still use this channel first, but you're also free to pursue the formal regulatory or legal route in parallel.

Frequently asked questions

Does True Motion Auto meet accessibility standards?
We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA sitewide and audit new sections before publishing, but a site this size will still have gaps — that's exactly what this feedback page is for.
How long does it take to fix a reported issue?
Acknowledgement within 2 business days; critical barriers fixed within 30 days; minor issues within 90 days as part of our quarterly accessibility pass.
Can I request an article in an alternative format?
Yes. Email accessibility@truemotionauto.com with the article title and the format you need (large print, plain text, or an audio summary).
Is this the right page to report a broken link or bug?
Only if the bug is an accessibility barrier. General bugs or broken links should go through the standard Contact page instead.
Who reviews accessibility feedback?
Reports go directly to the site's content and engineering team, who triage by severity rather than a general support queue.

Sources & further reading

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