In localities where the dial-tone first system is in operation, calls can be placed at a coin telephone through the operator without inserting coins. The operator button is located...
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A4.31.3 MOUNTING HEIGHT
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Forward Approach
(Since the seated forward reach does not extend far beyond the toes, knee space can make it easier to reach to the phone)....
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1011.3 Operable Parts
with the technical requirements for the height of operable parts in 309.3 of the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Guidelines, which require operable parts to be placed within the reach...
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At your service. A 20 minute film. Engage customers with disabilities.
The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center has partnered with Storyline Motion Pictures (filmmakers of the critically acclaimed PBS documentary Lives Worth Living, and curators of the Disability...
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Direct Access Solutions Kit
Hanging up their clothes in a standard closet Adjusting the thermostat to a comfortable temperature Locking and unlocking the security latch Making coffee and reaching...
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Handpumps and Water Systems
Because of the piston-like pump mechanism, handpumps require a long reach....
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4.10.12(3)
(3) Height. All floor buttons shall be no higher than 54 in (1370 mm) above the finish floor for side approach and 48 in (1220 mm) for front approach. Emergency controls, including...
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4.10.12(3)
(3) Height. All floor buttons shall be no higher than 48 in (1220 mm), unless there is a substantial increase in cost, in which case the maximum mounting height may be increased to...
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T304 Operable Parts
A commenter to the 2008 Draft Revised Vehicle Guidelines noted that some operable parts—such as those on stop request devices—are small and difficult to reach for some transit users....
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Figure 1007.3.2 Golf Club Reach Range Area – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Card Catalogs and Magazine Displays [8.4]
The preferred maximum reach height for card catalogs is 48 inches (recognizing that users may be lifting or manipulating card drawers)....
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§ 1194.25(j)
(j) Products which are freestanding, non-portable, and intended to be used in one location and which have operable controls shall comply with the following:
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§ 38.123(a)(4)
(4) Faucets and flush controls shall be operable with one hand and shall not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist. The force required to activate controls shall...
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Grab Bars
Grab bars must comply with the reach range requirements of ABAAS, section 308, as explained in "Reach Ranges and Operability Requirements."...
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Food Service Lines [5.5] and Tableware and Condiment Areas [5.6]
Self-service shelves and dispensers must be within allowable reach ranges. Additional shelves or those where service is available can be located beyond these ranges....
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809.2.6 Weather Alert Systems
transportable housing units, this section requires the operable parts on weather alert systems in units with mobility features to comply with the technical requirements for clear floor space and reach...
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T505 Fare Collection Devices
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T304 Operable Parts
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T505.3 Location of Operable Parts
Operable parts shall be located so that they are reachable by passengers using wheelchair when parked in a clear space 30 inches (760 mm) wide minimum and 48 inches (1220 mm) long...
