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Accessibility Action Plan 2025-2029: Towards Equitable Journeys and Communities

Making transport, planning, land, precincts and buildings more inclusive and accessible for everyone.

Image of person using a walker about to enter a car in an accessible parking spot outside Geelong Station.

Thriving places and connected communities

The Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) brings together key transport, planning, land, precinct, and policy functions to create thriving places and connected communities for all Victorians.

Together with our portfolio agencies, we are responsible for planning, building, operating, and maintaining Victoria’s transport, planning and land services for use by all.

While Victoria recognises the rights of all people to access all forms of transport, planning and land services and has invested heavily in new and upgraded rolling stock, infrastructure, systems and services, accessibility gaps remain.

Key barriers include the age of existing rolling stock, infrastructure and systems, the size of the network, and the high cost of upgrades or replacements.

A coordinated approach

Ensuring there is a consistent and coordinated approach when considering and prioritising accessibility improvements when undertaking transport, service and infrastructure planning is critical.

By using the Strategic Framework to inform this Action Plan, DTP demonstrates a commitment to considering accessibility from the start, when planning, designing and delivering assets, services and policies.

Designed for everyone

The Action Plan identifies opportunities to improve accessibility so that people with accessibility needs are confident, respected and understood, and that our systems and infrastructure are comfortable, easy to use, and designed for everyone.

These priorities were identified in consultation with people with disability as part of the development the Strategic Framework.

By improving accessibility across our assets, journeys, systems and services, organisation culture and public behaviour, and information and innovation, we will acquit our action plan obligations under disability legislation.

Accessible content

The Action Plan is available in a variety of formats in addition to this publication, including:

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