Descriptive quick links: links clearly explain their purpose, making them easy for screen-reader users to understand while navigating the page. This link specifically shows good web accessibility as it makes transportation easy for people with disabilities.

Accessible trip option: for those using the website that need more assistance or more accessible ways to view their trip information, you can click accessible trip.

Error assistance: under the "Plan a Trip" search, when users misspell an address, suggested addresses appear below. This will help users correct spelling mistakes or find their intended location. This feature can be especially helpful for users with cognitive or learning disabilities because it provides guidance.

Clear headings and organized: the website organizes information under descriptive headings, which helps readers understand the page structure and locate information more easily.

Good colour contrast: The MTA website uses a contrasting text and background colours, making the content easier to read for users with limited vision. (The bright colours of the circles, blue side bar, etc.)