While there may well be common features of a railroad’s plans for various stations in its system, there are also likely to be differences among stations....
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QUESTION: MUST RAILROADS SUBMIT PLANS FOR MEETING THE PERFORMANCE STANDARD OF SECTION 37.42 ON A STATION-BY-STATION BASIS?
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Step One: Accessible Shelter Quick-Check Survey
Survey Selecting Sites to Survey for Accessibility Providing an emergency shelter that is accessible to people with disabilities involves making sure that a number of accessible features...
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Getting Started
should look for areas that provide the best accessibility, where simple modifications may provide accessibility, or where it may be easiest to improve accessibility by adding temporary features...
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403.1 General
Examples include: fingerprints, retinal or iris patterns, voice, facial features, and blood vessel patterns in the hand....
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3.5.1 General
In addition, the ISA may only be posted at the entrance to recreation areas with a Recreation Site Development Scale level of 3 or higher, but only where ALL constructed features within...
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II. REMEDIAL ACTION
Lewisboro will maintain in operable working condition those features of facilities that are required to be readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities by the ADA or this...
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III-7.5185 Automated teller machines
Accessible machines must have, among other features, accessible controls as well as instructions and other information accessible to persons with sight impairments....
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Other Sources
The Access Board also considered information provided at the July 2010 public meeting that featured panel discussions and presentations by experts and researchers on medical equipment accessibility...
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Executive Summary
Previous studies have found that wheelchair users are exposed to potentially harmful vibrations in their communities and the magnitude of those vibrations are dependent on surface characteristics...
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III-7.1000 General
ADAAG, unlike the 1986 ANSI standards, contains scoping requirements; that is, specifications as to how many, and under what circumstances, accessibility features must be incorporated....
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H. Barriers Affecting Accessibility and Usability of Medical Diagnostic Equipment
Survey respondents reported difficulties with getting on and off the equipment, positioning their bodies on the equipment, physical comfort and safety, and communication issues....
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CCDA (California Commission on Disability Access) Accessibility Construction Inspection Checklist
Construction Inspection Checklist (Accessibility Checklist) for use by trained building code officials/building inspectors as a reference guide to assist with on-site inspection of accessibility features...
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Voters With Disabilities: Access to Polling Places and Alternative Voting Methods
practices for assuring voting accessibility, both at polling places and with respect to alternative voting methods and accommodations;4 (2) estimates the proportion of polling places with features...
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"Qualified Interpreter" (Section-by-Section Analysis)
into ASL or to translate signed communication into spoken words....
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (Section 504)
Moreover, in determining whether a recipient’s communication with an individual with a disability complies with ED’s Section 504 general nondiscrimination provisions, where applicable, OCR...
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Resources
Drawing on the principles of the cross-disability community, ASAN seeks to organize the community of Autistic adults and youth to have our voices heard in the national conversation about...
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Chapter 4: Creating a Workable ADA: The Senate and the White House
Bush’s strong statements in support of the disability community, and particularly civil rights legislation for people with disabilities, had swayed many disabled voters, including many Democrats...
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Types of Interpreting
interpreting or oral transliteration: Typically used by Deaf or hard of hearing individuals who do not sign or who rely primarily on speech and speech-reading (also called lip reading) for communication...
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20. Where can a school district or parent get more information about these issues?
In addition, for information about Title II requirements for effective communication, school districts and parents can call DOJ’s toll‐free ADA Information Line, 800‐514‐0301 (voice) or...
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‘‘Qualified interpreter.’’
interpreters and commenters stated that a lack of guidance on what the term means would create confusion among those trying to secure interpreting services and often result in less than effective communication...
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3.Guidelines for Compatibility With Peripheral Devices
TTY (Text Telephone) connectability (telecommunications devices only) Products providing a function allowing voice communication and which do not themselves provide a TTY functionality...
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Congressional Findings of Discrimination
Among the forms of discrimination that Congress found to be a continuing problem are “the discriminatory effects of architectural, transportation, and communication barriers.” 42 U.S.C....
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Qualified interpreter (Section-by-Section Analysis)
interpreters and commenters stated that a lack of guidance on what the term means would create confusion among those trying to secure interpreting services and often result in less than effective communication...
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Interacting with People with Hearing Disabilities
Ask people how they prefer to communicate. To get the attention of a person, lightly touch the individual or wave your hand....
