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What is the difference between Title II and Title III of the ADA?
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§8.21(c)(2)(i) General
A recipient may comply with the requirements of this section in its programs and activities receiving Federal financial assistance through such means as location of programs or services...
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§8.3 Federal financial assistance
Federal financial assistance means any assistance provided or otherwise made available by the Department through any grant, loan, contract or any other arrangement, in the form of: (a...
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QUESTION: WHERE THE TRACK ADJACENT TO A PLATFORM IS NOT SHARED WITH FREIGHT, ARE THERE ANY CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH AN APPROACH OTHER THAN LEVEL BOARDING IS ALLOWABLE?
If FRA or FTA agrees that level boarding is not physically feasible, then the railroad would meet the performance standard of section 37.42(a) at the station through the means and process...
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Are airlines allowed to require all passengers who are both deaf and blind to travel with an attendant?
However, if an individual passenger has both a hearing and vision impairment so severe that the individual cannot establish some means of communicating with airline personnel sufficiently...
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Is vertical access required to all levels of a parking garage?
., equipped with ventilation, light, and means of egress). Levels of open parking structures that do not contain occupiable space are not considered “stories” under the Standards....
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M102.1 Defined Terms
The definition of medical diagnostic equipment is based on Section 510 of the Rehabilitation Act and means equipment used in or in conjunction with medical settings by health care providers...
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11B-810.6 Rail station signs
This means that signs can be placed well out of reach of Braille readers, even on parapet walls and on walls beyond barriers....
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11B-206.6 Elevators
Elevators provided as a means of access within a private residence shall be installed so that they are not accessible to the general public or to other occupants of the building. 3. ...
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11B-810.6 Rail station signs
This means that signs can be placed well out of reach of Braille readers, even on parapet walls and on walls beyond barriers....
- Southwestern Center for Independent Living (SWCIL) - Marshall, MN
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Issue 23: Should design guidance for persons with low vision be prescriptive or performance based?
Well, first of all there’s no lighting standard at all, I mean, there’s none at all in the barriers act standards or in the IBC accessibility in chapter 11....
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Separate Pathways for Pedestrians and Bicyclists
For paths with ‘‘extremely heavy volume’’, the AASHTO Guide recommends two alternatives for segregation of pedestrians and bicyclists....
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Sarcoidosis 1 Knee replacement complications 1 Hip injury 1 Table 1 Alternative...
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Basic Principles
But, when a public entity offers a special program as an alternative, individuals with disabilities have the right to choose whether to participate in the special program or in the regular...
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T103 Definitions
See T103.2 (providing that undefined terms, if expressly defined in DOT regulations, shall be interpreted according to those meanings)....
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Automatic Doors
In the final rule, this provision has been revised to also apply to automatic doors and gates not equipped with standby power that are part of an accessible means of egress....
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Getting to the Water—Beach Access Routes
reservoir beaches (figure 115) Beach access routes must extend from an outdoor recreation access route or other beach entry point to the high tide level at tidal beaches, mean...
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III-5.1000 General
This means that facilities must be built in strict compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG)....
- SafePath: Overview of Ramps and Reducers for ADA Compliance by SafePath Products
- The Gift of Blindness: Cobhams Asuquo at TEDxEuston
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UNICEF: Disability and Child Protection
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Effect on Removal of Barriers in Existing Facilities: ADA Standard Section 101.2
Section 101.2 of the ADA Standards covers the effects of the removal of barriers in existing facilities.
- American Standard Cadet 2-Handle High-Arc Bar Sink Faucet 2475F