Design outdoor recreation access routes to meet technical requirements for running and cross slopes, resting intervals, surface, clear tread width, passing spaces, tread obstacles, protruding...
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Getting From Here to There—Outdoor Recreation Access Routes
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Design Criteria for the Transfer Station
The station was designed to investigate the impact handhelds, back rests, heights, and seat widths have on transfer performance....
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11B-1009.2 Pool lifts
Additional options such as armrests, head rests, seat belts, and leg support will enhance accessibility and better accommodate people with a wide range of disabilities. ◼...
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11B-1009.2 Pool lifts
Additional options such as armrests, head rests, seat belts, and leg support will enhance accessibility and better accommodate people with a wide range of disabilities. ◼...
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A4.3.1(1) Travel Distances
However, on trips over 100 ft (30 m), disabled people are apt to rest frequently, which substantially increases their trip times....
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1016.9 Protruding Objects
Constructed elements on outdoor recreation access routes, passing spaces, and resting intervals shall comply with 307. Advisory 1016.9 Protruding Objects. ...
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1016.9 Protruding Objects
Constructed elements on outdoor recreation access routes, passing spaces, and resting intervals shall comply with 307. Advisory 1016.9 Protruding Objects....
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Department or DOT or U.S. Department of Transportation:
nine operating administrations, in addition to the Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST): Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Federal Highways...
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Error/Omission: Food service queuing areas are too narrow and do not provide adequate clear width for turns.
Error/Omission: Food service queuing areas are too narrow and do not provide adequate clear width for turns....
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Allowances for Typical Roadway Geometry
and made an allowance for typical roadway geometry by permitting the grade of pedestrian access routes within sidewalks to equal the general grade established for the adjacent street or highway...
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Access-Able Designs Tub Transfer Bench SH-414-LR
Rests on tub wall to allow 17-19" height. Folds up easily when not in use. Available with phenolic tops....
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Protruding Objects on Beach Access Routes
Outdoor accessibility guidelines define protruding objects as constructed features such as signs that extend into the clear width area of a beach access route or resting interval and are...
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§ 35.151(i)(2)
(2) Newly constructed or altered street level pedestrian walkways must contain curb ramps at intersections to streets, roads, or highways....
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Pool Lifts: ADA Standard Section 1009.2
Additional options such as armrests, head rests, seat belts, and leg support will enhance accessibility and better accommodate people with a wide range of disabilities....
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Energy Requirements for Different Surfaces
Average Energy Consumption (mlO2/kg/m) for Each Surface by Subject Group Energy Consumption above Resting Values Rest ADAG RDOL ASPP...
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Access-Able Designs Rear Mount Tub Transfer Bench w/o Legs SH-414
Rests on tub wall to allow 17-19" height. This seat requires a minimum of 2" tub ledges to rest on (both sides). Folds up easily when not in use....
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Shared Use Path
Shared use paths are physically separated from motor vehicle traffic by an open space or barrier, and are either within the highway right-of-way or within an independent right-of-way....
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22. How can I get copies of the ASTM standards that apply to play areas?
How can I get copies of the ASTM standards that apply to play areas?...
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2.4.1 Running Slope (Grade)
Running Slope (Grade) and Resting Intervals Running Slope (Grade) of Segment of Outdoor Recreation Access Route Maximum Length of Segment Between Resting Intervals ...
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Universal Changing Places
Our desire is to have Powered Height Adjustable Adult Changing Tables installed in Family restrooms at the following places: State and Government Facilities Examples include rest...
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Length
American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. Guide for the Development of Bicycle Facilities....
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Non-rail vehicle
A self-propelled, rubber-tired vehicle used to provide transportation services and intended for use on city streets, highways, or busways that constitutes either a bus, over-the-road bus...
