Reconciliation action plan

This Innovate RAP is shaped on the core pillars of Relationships, Respect and Opportunities and enables DoT to continue our reconciliation journey and build on the steps we have taken in our previous plans to strengthen our relationships and provide opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

DoT’s Access and Inclusion Committee will monitor the implementation and achievements will be highlighted in our Annual Report and in our Access and Inclusion Communiques that are published on our website following committee meetings.

This map in respect of COVID-19 and the Emergency Manangement Act 2005 (WA) shows Remote Aboriginal Communities in Western Australia at risk to the pandemic.  For detailed directions please read the PDF below.

Department of Transport (DoT) is committed to ensuring our workplaces, information and services (including employment) are inclusive and accessible to all Western Australians.

Our internal Access and Inclusion Committee identifies opportunities and develops strategies to overcome access and inclusion barriers and oversees the development, implementation and review of our Reconciliation Action Plan, Disability Access and Inclusion Plan, Multicultural Plan and Workforce Diversity and Inclusion Plan.

Committee meets three times a year and following committee meetings we will be updating you on the latest access and inclusion news and information.

The Driver and Vehicle (licensing) enquiry form is for Western Australian driver and vehicle licensing enquiries only.

For all other matters please visit the feedback, compliments and complaints page.

Please note we will not respond to any feedback which contains sexist, racist or any other anti-social or inappropriate comments.