Accessibility

Pursuant to article 47 of French law No. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005, the French National Agency for Automated Offence Processing (ANTAI) undertakes to make its internet, intranet, extranet and software packages accessible to all (as well as its mobile applications and digital urban infrastructure).

This commitment is illustrated by the development and publication of a multi-year digital accessibility plan as well as an annual action plan, which can be downloaded below, with the aim of gradually bringing the websites and applications concerned into compliance with the French General Accessibility Improvement Framework (RGAA).

This page presents the accessibility statements for ANTAI's websites and online services.

ANTAI institutional website antai.gouv.fr

This accessibility statement applies to the ANTAI institutional website www.antai.gouv.fr

Compliance status

The website www.antai.gouv.fr is partially compliant with version 4.1.1 of the RGAA (French general accessibility improvement framework), owing to the non-conformities and exemptions listed below.

Test results

Based on the 10 pages audited in July and September 2025, the website showed an overall compliance rate of 82.1% and an average compliance rate of 90.2%. This represents an 8.6% increase compared to the last audit, which was carried out in June 2021.

Non-accessible content

Non-compliance

Criteria - Image:

• At least one image containing information does not include a text alternative
• At least one decorative image is not correctly identified
• At least one alternative image containing information is not relevant

Criteria - Colours:

• At least one piece of information relies only on colour, with no discernible alternative.

Criteria - Tables:

• At least one complex data table is missing a summary
• Information is not presented in a logical reading order in at least one table.

Criteria - Links:

• At least one link is not explicitly titled out of context.

Criteria - Required elements:

• At least one word or passage of text in a language different from the default language is not identified.

Criteria - Presentation:

• The reading order of elements is not always consistent
• The focus indicator is not visible for all elements on the page.

Criteria - Consultation:

• At least one office document available for download is not accessible.

Derogations for disproportionate workload

• None

Content not subject to accessibility requirements

• None

Issue date of this accessibility statement

This statement was issued on 22 October 2025.

Technology used to create the site

• HTML5
• CSS
• JavaScript

Test environment

Content restitution checks were carried out based on the RGAA baseline combination, using the following versions:

• Firefox, Chrome et Safari

Accessibility evaluation tools

• Code Inspector
• Web Developer,
• Stylus for CSS application (detection aid)
• HeadingsMap,
• WCAG Contrast Checker,
• PAC  (PDF Accessibility Checker),
• NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access)
   

Website pages tested for compliance

• P01 - Home page
• P02 - Search
• P03 - Contact
• P04 - Accessibility
• P05 - FAQ
• P06 - Self-employed
• P07 - Automated traffic enforcement
• P08 - Offence record
• P09 - About us
• P10 - News

Feedback and contact information

How to appeal

The user relations portal

This accessibility statement applies to the online services of the User Relations Portal, i.e.:

1. View and track the status of your offence record: https://www.usagers.antai.gouv.fr/fr/consultation
2. Appeal or designate another driver online: https://www.usagers.antai.gouv.fr/fr/contestation
3. Contact form: https://www.usagers.antai.gouv.fr/fr/contact
4. 'eACO' process (agreement to receive electronic fixed penalty notices): https://www.usagers.antai.gouv.fr

Compliance status

The online services of the User Relations Portal (https://www.usagers.antai.gouv.fr/) are only partially compliant with version 4.1.2 of the RGAA (French general accessibility improvement framework), due to the non-conformities and exemptions listed below.

Test results

The compliance audit carried out in March 2026 by the Interministerial Digital Directorate (DINUM) revealed that 79% of the RGAA version 4.1.2 criteria (French general accessibility improvement framework) were met.

Non-accessible content

Non-compliance

In Step 5: the title of the PDF viewer for a user-downloaded PDF is not passed on to assistive technologies.
Some links are not explicit:
- the link in the footer to amendes.gouv.fr, and other links to www.amendes.gouv.fr and www.antai.gouv.fr,
- links contained within the breadcrumbs.
Some scripts are not compatible with assistive technologies:
 – buttons in the hamburger menu for mobile search
 – field status indicators (valid/invalid)
 – links on the 'Choose the reason for your appeal' page

Some status messages are not rendered correctly by assistive technologies:
 – visible errors are not automatically announced by assistive technologies
 – following an error on the form, some buttons do not trigger an action
No messages are conveyed to alert assistive technology users.
 – some error messages are unclear
 – some messages are intrusive
 – some automatic field updates are not conveyed.

Some information on the record view page is not structured using appropriate headings.
Some text becomes unreadable when the font size is increased to 200% (Steps 3 and 4).
A file upload field is hidden from assistive technologies (Step 5).
A legend grouping fields of the same type is not relevant (‘title’ in Steps 3 and 4). Some button labels in the attachment feature are not relevant.
The fact that the 'By ticking this box (compulsory)…' checkbox is mandatory is not correctly conveyed to assistive technologies.
Clicking the ‘Select another reason’ button in Step 6/6 of the data validation process deletes the data entered, but the user is not notified in advance.
The tab order becomes inconsistent after clicking the ‘Back’ button below each step of the form. The downloadable ‘Notice of Fine’ office document is not accessible.

Exemptions for disproportionate burden

• The 'Graphical Captcha' component, which is not owned by ANTAI, is exempt.

Preparation of this accessibility statement

This statement was issued on 7 April 2026.

Technologies used to build the site

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript

Test environment

Content rendering checks were carried out based on the RGAA baseline combination, using the following versions:

• On Android mobiles using Google Chrome and TalkBack
• On a MacOS computer using Safari and VoiceOver
• On a Windows computer using Firefox and JAWS
• On a Windows computer using Firefox and NVDA

Accessibility evaluation tools

• Web Developer Toolbar
• Colour Contrast Analyser
• HeadingsMap
• ArcToolkit
• Component Inspector
• Wave
• Dedicated A11Y bookmarklets

Website pages tested for compliance

Consultation :

• Page 1: Home page authentication
• Page 2: Record of my offence: Fixed penalty notice and Fixed fine

Appealing Fixed penalty notices and Fixed fines:

• Page 3: Home page authentication
• Page 4: Choose the reason for your appeal
• Page 5: I loaned my vehicle => Step 1/6: Review the possible outcomes of your request
• Page 6: I loaned my vehicle => Step 2/6: Prepare the required information and documents
• Page 7: I loaned my vehicle => Step 3/6: Enter personal details
• Page 8: I loaned my vehicle => Step 4/6: Enter the vehicle driver's personal details
• Page 9: I loaned my vehicle => Step 5/6: Supporting documents
• Page 10: I loaned my vehicle => Step 6/6: Check the information and sign the declaration
• Page 11: I loaned my vehicle => Your request has been sent to us

Contact form:

• Page 1: Enter your personal details and select the reason for the request

'eACO' process: agreement to receive electronic fixed penalty notices and consult the document

Feedback and contact information

How to appeal

Feedback and contact information

Digital accessibility allows access to content (websites, office documents, multimedia communication materials, corporate intranets, mobile applications, etc.), regardless of how one browses the internet. It is essential for people with disabilities, and also benefits older people whose abilities change with age. Digital accessibility is part of an equal opportunities approach to ensuring that everyone has the same access to information and online services without discrimination. For example, an accessible website allows users to:

• Browse using voice synthesisers or Braille displays (used by blind or visually impaired internet users in particular)
• Customise the website's display to their needs (enlarge characters, change colours, etc.)
• Browse without a mouse, only using the keyboard or a touch screen

If you are unable to access any services or content, you can contact the Digital Accessibility Officer of the French National Agency for Automated Offence Processing to request an accessible alternative or to receive the content in a different format.

Write to the Accessibility Officer at antai-accessibilite@antai.gouv.fr or by post to the following address: CNT - Référent accessibilité - CS 74000 - 35094 Rennes Cedex 9 - France

How to appeal

If you find that a lack of accessibility prevents you from accessing any website content or functions, and you report this to us but do not receive a response, you have the right to file a complaint or a request for referral with the Défenseur des droits (Defender of Rights).

There are several ways to do this:

• Write a message to the Defender of Rights
• Contact the Defender of Rights delegate in your region
• Send a letter by post (free of charge, no stamp needed) to Défenseur des droits - Libre réponse 71120 - 75342 Paris CEDEX 07