Further, in any isolated instances where existing structural limitations may entail loss of space, the public entity and public accommodation may have a technical infeasibility defense for...
Search Results "Large Transit Entity"
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Alterations and Water Closet Clearances in Single-User Toilet Rooms With In-Swinging Doors (Section-by-Section Analysis)
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Amendment of Americans With Disabilities Act Title II and Title III Regulations To Implement ADA Amendments Act of 2008
Congress intended that the primary object of attention in cases brought under the ADA should be whether covered entities have complied with their statutory obligations not to discriminate...
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Designing Accessible Communities
able to live within and participate fully in all aspects of their community and our society Designing Accessible Communities promotes this philosophy by working with public and private entities...
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HEWI Mirror 950.01.400
rectangular mirror with large radii and coloured backpainted edge backpainting in HEWI colour 98 (signal white) concealed fixing 600 mm wide, 600 mm high and 6 mm...
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Magnuson Group STORLEK Waste Receptacles
STORLEK, a large-capacity 70-gallon receptacle designed by QDesign, can stand alone or be grouped together, and can be used for both waste & recycling....
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ASI Storage Solutions Pro Collection Lockers
The open front and perforated sides allow for full ventilation, with a large dedicated storage area....
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Using State and Local Government Services and Activities: What to Expect
types of public services that are covered by the ADA: public trade schools and community colleges, public libraries, public hospitals, public parks and recreational facilities, public transit...
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Purpose of the Workshop
We’re looking to help the people who are in that transition perhaps or are suffering in their older age or just were born with less eyesight....
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OTHER SPECIFIC BARRIERS
Rather, the ADA and Section 504 require the City to complete a transition plan identifying barriers at existing facilities, including those barriers involving curb ramps, crosswalks, and...
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4.1 Plan Ahead
Is your facility on a public transit route (e.g., bus, subway, train)?...
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3.1 Plan Ahead
For example, you may want to know: Is the facility on a public transit route (e.g., bus, subway, train)?...
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Temporary Solutions for Election Day: Accessible Entrance to Polling Place
Suggestion: Install a short temporary ramp to provide a smooth transition....
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Some Examples of Alternative Test Formats and Accommodations
Substituting a written test for an oral test (or written instructions for oral instructions) for people with impaired speaking or hearing skills; Administering a test in large...
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§ 382.47 Accommodations for persons with hearing impairments
requirement only if neither open captioning nor a sign language interpreter inset could be placed in the video presentation without so interfering with it as to render it ineffective or would be large...
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Common Problems with Communication
Make all your written materials that are prepared for public distribution available in accessible formats such as large print, Braille, audiotape, and digital formats (i.e., via email or...
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QUESTION: HOW IS IT DETERMINED WHAT KIND OF AUXILIARY AID OR SERVICE A PVO WILL PROVIDE TO A PASSENGER WITH A DISABILITY?
., a document in Braille or large print, use of a sign language interpreter or a TTY)....
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A. BACKGROUND
The Museum did not provide printed materials, such as exhibit brochures or program handouts in alternate formats, such as Braille, large print or audio recording. Mr....
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"Other Power-Driven Mobility Device" (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The proposed regulation defines the term "other power-driven mobility device" as "any of a large range of devices powered by batteries, fuel, or other engines--whether or not designed solely...
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
For persons with disabilities, this publication is available in large print, Braille, audio tape, and on computer disk. Reproduction of this publication is encouraged....
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Bias Toward Wheelchair Users
These requirements largely are directed toward individuals with mobility impairments, particularly those who require mobility aids, such as wheelchairs, walkers, or crutches....
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Museum Investments in Access
members who have disabilities, and millions of graying Baby Boomers. (3,4) Elements such as entrances without stairs, exhibit labels that can be read by visitors who are seated or standing, large-print...
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People Who Are Blind or Who Have Low Vision
Only about 5% of blind people use Braille for reading; many people who are legally blind are able to read large print. Many have “low vision.”...
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3.3 Equipment Barriers and Solutions
., it may be hung on the wall or be in small print) Type the instructions in large print (at least 18 point font) and attach them to the equipment with a cord or chain so that a user...
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4.3 Locker Room Barriers and Solutions
Restrooms are not large enough for a wheelchair user to maneuver Change hinges so door swings out, to provide more space Rearrange the restroom partitions to comply with ADAAG requirements...
