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Accessibility infrastructure for transport

Make your services reachable by every passenger.

Aubin provides the routing engine, accessibility data, and embeddable tools that help NHS trusts, local authorities, universities, and transport operators meet their Equality Act obligations — and genuinely serve the 14 million disabled people in the UK.

POST /v1/plan — live demo
Origin
Destination
Accessibility profile
Wheelchair Step-free Low sensory Visual impairment Low stress
14m
Disabled people in the UK whose transport needs go largely unserved
31%
Disabled adults who avoid rail travel due to accessibility barriers
6
Accessibility profiles — from wheelchair to low-sensory to step-free
GB-wide
Coverage — every National Rail service, every BODS-registered bus route
Trusted and recognised by

What we provide

Three ways to deploy accessible journey planning

Whether you have a development team or not, Aubin has a route to making your services accessible. All three products run on the same GB-wide routing infrastructure.

Aubin for Organisations
The full Aubin app, rebranded and configured for your network. Live in both app stores under your name. Aubin maintains the backend — you get a live, supported product with no engineering team needed.
From £30,000 / year
Your brand, your app store listing
Digital accessibility card included
Configured to your geography
Named account manager
Aubin Insights
Aggregated, anonymised accessibility journey demand data for your network. Where are the gaps? Which routes fail disabled passengers? Evidence-based reporting for PSED, infrastructure business cases, and accessibility strategy.
From £5,000 / report
Accessibility gap analysis
PSED-ready reporting format
Continuous SaaS dashboard option
No personal data — aggregate only

Accessibility profiles

Not one kind of accessibility. Six.

The Aubin API routes differently for different needs — because a wheelchair user, an autistic passenger, and someone with a visual impairment need fundamentally different journeys, not a one-size compromise.

Wheelchair
Step-free throughout. Level boarding required. Lift availability checked in real time. Platform gap constraints applied.
Step-free
No stairs. Escalators permitted. Ramps preferred. For ambulant disabled users who cannot manage steps.
Low sensory
Fewer interchanges. Avoids peak-hour crowding windows. Prefers quieter stations and more direct routes.
Low stress
All low-sensory constraints plus disruption avoidance, journey time caps, and preference for familiar direct routes.
Visual impairment
Audio wayfinding waypoints. Tactile paving availability. Avoids complex at-grade crossings. Audio announcements flagged.
Standard
No accessibility constraints. Included for API consistency so all users can be served from a single integration.

Case study

Solent Future Transport Zone

What we delivered

Accessible journey planning across the entire Solent transport network

Transport for the South East commissioned Aubin to deliver accessible journey planning across the Solent Future Transport Zone — covering bus, rail, and active travel modes for the region's disabled and neurodivergent passengers. Aubin's accessibility data collection programme audited every National Rail station in the network, feeding live lift status, level boarding, and onboard facility data into the routing engine.

"Aubin provided the kind of accessible routing intelligence that simply didn't exist in the market before. The depth of the accessibility data — not just step-free routes, but sensory information, onboard facilities, real-time disruption — is unlike anything else available at a regional scale."

Transport lead, Solent Future Transport Zone

100%
National Rail stations in the network audited for accessibility data
6
Accessibility profiles deployed across bus, rail, and active travel modes
Live
Real-time lift status, disruption re-routing, and onboard facility data

Who buys Aubin

Built for organisations with a duty to serve everyone

Aubin's buyers share one thing: a legal and moral obligation to make their services accessible, and a need for infrastructure that actually meets it.

NHS Trusts and hospital groups From £10,000/yr

Your patients travel to you from across the region. Disabled patients — wheelchair users, those with hidden disabilities, sensory-sensitive individuals — need a reliable, accessible journey planner on your website. Not a Google Maps link.

Local and combined authorities From £15,000/yr

PSED requires you to evidence how your services serve disabled residents. Aubin provides both the accessible journey planning tool and the anonymised demand data to demonstrate impact in your equality reports.

Universities and colleges From £5,000/yr

Widening participation means nothing if disabled students cannot reliably get to campus. Aubin provides accessible multi-campus routing for SEND students and a tool that signals genuine institutional commitment.

Transport operators From £10,000/yr

DfT accessibility obligations, franchise commitments, and reputational pressure require genuine accessible journey planning — not a static accessibility page. Aubin provides the routing infrastructure you don't have time to build.

For developers

One API call. Six accessibility profiles. GB-wide.

The Aubin API is a clean REST interface in front of the UK's only GB-wide accessible routing engine. Comprehensive documentation, a sandbox environment, and a JavaScript widget that embeds in an afternoon.

Sandbox keys issued instantly. No credit card required to try.

// POST https://api.aubin.app/v1/plan
{
  "origin": {
    "lat": 50.9097, "lon": -1.4044
  },
  "destination": {
    "lat": 50.8198, "lon": -1.0872
  },
  "profile": "wheelchair",
  "include_fares": true
}

// Response includes:
accessibility_notes: [
  "Step-free throughout",
  "Level boarding at Southampton Central",
  "Lift required at Fareham — check status"
]

Ready to make your services accessible?

Book a 30-minute demo with our team. We'll show you the API working on your specific routes, with your users' accessibility needs, before any commercial conversation.