Accessibility Statement

We work toward the following recognized accessibility standards:

We design our site so that visual information is perceivable by all users:

Sufficient color contrast between text and background, meeting WCAG AA ratios
Text that can be resized up to 200% without loss of content or functionality
Non-text content accompanied by text alternatives where appropriate
No information conveyed by color alone — meaning is available without distinguishing colors

Our site is designed to be fully operable without a mouse:

All interactive elements — links, buttons, forms and menus — are reachable and operable with a keyboard
Visible focus indicators so you always know which element is selected
Logical tab order that follows the visual layout of the page
No keyboard traps — you can move away from any component using standard keys

We support users who rely on assistive technologies, including:

Semantic HTML structure that assistive technologies can interpret reliably
ARIA labels and roles where native markup is not sufficient
Descriptive page titles and headings to aid navigation by screen reader users
Skip-to-content links that let keyboard and screen reader users bypass repeated navigation

We test with common screen readers including NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver, though compatibility may vary depending on your browser and device.

We organize pages so content is easy to find and understand:

Clear, consistent navigation across the site
Descriptive headings that outline the content of each page
Breadcrumbs that show your location within the site
A logical reading order for content when presented without styling

Forms on our site are designed to be accessible: fields have clear labels, required fields are indicated, and error messages are descriptive and presented in a way assistive technology can announce. Where possible, we allow ample time to complete forms and avoid content that flashes or distracts.

We aim to make media content accessible:

Images include descriptive alt text where they convey information
Decorative images are marked so screen readers can skip them
Video and audio content is captioned or transcribed where possible
Media players are operable by keyboard and do not auto-play with sound

Our site is responsive and designed to work on a range of devices and screen sizes. We support touch gestures, maintain readable text sizes on small screens and ensure interactive targets are large enough to be tapped easily. Mobile accessibility is tested on common iOS and Android devices.

Despite our efforts, some areas of the site may not yet fully meet accessibility standards. Known limitations include:

Some third-party embedded content — such as maps and videos — may not offer the same level of accessibility as our own pages
Older blog articles may contain images without complete alt text; we are updating these over time
Some interactive features may have reduced compatibility with older assistive technologies

If you encounter a barrier, please let us know — we will prioritize a fix or provide the information in an accessible alternative format.

Our website may include content or functionality provided by third parties — such as maps, payment forms and analytics tools. While we choose partners who share our commitment to accessibility, we do not control their implementations. We encourage you to review the accessibility statements of those third-party services where available, and to contact us if you encounter a barrier so we can raise it with the provider.

Your feedback helps us improve. If you have difficulty using any part of our site, or if you need information in an alternative format, please contact us. We welcome suggestions and will do our best to provide a solution.

When you contact us, please describe the issue, the page where it occurred and the assistive technology you are using, so we can reproduce and address it quickly.

Accessibility is part of our design and development process. We conduct regular reviews, monitor updates to accessibility standards and train our team on inclusive practices. As we add new features and content, we test them for accessibility before release and continue to refine existing pages based on user feedback and evolving best practices.

Questions or feedback about accessibility? Contact us using the details below.

Prime Trail Trailers LLC is responsible for the accessibility of this website under this statement.