
Access Carts
Data collection. Capture observations about the routes and places people use.
Access Quest Professional
Accessibility mapping for the people who shape how we move. Turn observations on the ground into information your organisation can act on.

Who we work with
Understand footpath barriers and support decisions about public routes.
ExploreConnect entrances, amenities and the routes people use to reach your site.
ExploreUnderstand the stop and the pedestrian journey on either side.
ExploreInvestigate route conditions relevant to trips, falls and accessibility.
ExploreTools for the whole project
From observations on the ground to project management and network decisions. Our team handles tagging and quality review.

Data collection. Capture observations about the routes and places people use.

Project management. Bring your project information and collection workflow together.
Make temporary changes to your network, explore your data and work through your priority list.
Why Access Quest
Field observations bring detail about gradients, surfaces, crossings and barriers into the conversation.
Consider everyday experiences alongside scoped professional collection to understand more of the journey.
Access Quest is a disabled-led social enterprise. Lived experience shapes the questions we ask and the places we map.
Recognition
Recognition for the people and technology behind Access Quest.

Winner · 2026
Tim Young · Smart Access
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Finalist · 2026
Access Quest by Smart Access
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Finalist · 2026
Access Quest
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In their words
“The final Smart Access data collection report has given us a road map moving forward to improving accessibility in our city.”
“Allowing students and visitors to have access to the most accessible route and relevant amenities is such a great resource to have!”
“The results of the audit have motivated our organisation to begin to improve all bus stops so they are accessible for all users of public transport to enjoy.”
A more accessible world starts on the ground.