Accessibility mapping in practice

Case Studies

Explore existing work, then ask what similar observations could help your organisation understand.

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01City routes & public spaces

City of Hobart

A clearer picture of city access

Digital accessibility audits supported the city's work on its accessibility map.

Tasmania, Australia

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02Education & campuses

Wintec

Making a campus easier to navigate

Accessibility information helps students and visitors identify routes and relevant amenities.

Hamilton, New Zealand

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03Public transport

Rotorua Lakes Council

Looking beyond the bus stop

A bus-stop accessibility audit informed the council's approach to improving access for public transport users.

Rotorua, New Zealand

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Project summaries adapted from Access Quest's existing public testimonials, reviewed 8 October 2026. Hobart's Access Map credits Smart Access alongside the city's other partners.

What could mapping help you understand?

These project summaries introduce work across city routes, campuses and public transport. Each place has its own access needs, collection scope and decisions to support.

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In their words

Experience from the people we work with.

“The final Smart Access data collection report has given us a road map moving forward to improving accessibility in our city.”

Emma MargettsProject Officer, Hobart City Council

“Allowing students and visitors to have access to the most accessible route and relevant amenities is such a great resource to have!”

Carina FraserAccessibility Manager, Waikato Institute of Technology

“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.”

Rachel DoelmanTransport Facilities Lead, Rotorua Lakes Council

A more accessible world starts on the ground.

What could better data change for you?

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