If materials need to be obtained from or manipulated on a sign or kiosk, the sign or kiosk shall be designed to meet the reach ranges in section 308 of the ABAAS. ...
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7.4.11.3 Reach Ranges
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Finding Sign Language Interpreters
The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID): RID is the national certifying body for interpreters and all nationally certified interpreters are required to maintain...
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IRS Videos in ASL: IRS Tax Help for People With Disabilities (Captions & Audio)
Published on Feb 22, 2018 Find out what tax help is available for people with disabilities on the IRS website. Get more information at https://www.irs.gov/accessible
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12. Q: Do I have to take a sign language interpreter to a call about a violent crime in progress or a similar urgent situation involving a person who is deaf?
A: No. An officer's immediate priority is to stabilize the situation. If the person being arrested is deaf, the officer can make an arrest and call for an interpreter to be available...
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B. Survey and Review of Polling Place Locations
expense pursuant to Texas Election Code § 43.034(c) and the political subdivision’s preferred polling place is not accessible and cannot be made accessible on Election Day through the use of temporary...
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Portable ramp - step 6 inches or less
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Remove post (increase clear width at double leaf doors)
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Problem Three (Protruding Objects)
Problem Three: The bottom of a set of stairs is open and voters who are blind or have vision loss can hit their head on the underside of the stairs. Solution: Provide a detectable...
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Brailling Printed Materials
To locate a resource to transcribe printed materials into hardcopy Braille, call local organizations that serve people who are blind or have low vision, independent living centers,...
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Food Allergies and Sensitivities
According to FARE (Food Allergy and Research Education) “Fifteen million Americans have food allergies – and they are eager to find restaurants [and other venues] that can...
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10.3.1(6)
A minimum of one sign identifying the specific station and complying with 4.30.4 and 4.30.6 shall be provided on each platform or boarding area....
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Attachment C
with someone whose primary means of communication is sign language....
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Signaids Men's Washroom Sign
WASHROOM SIGNS - Braille and Tactile Men's Accessible Washroom - 200mm x 240mm Gr. 1 Braille and Tactile sign - AODA Compliant (Canada) - Available in in 4 styles...
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The benefits of VRS
Because consumers using VRS communicate in sign language, they are able to more fully express themselves through facial expressions and body language, which cannot be expressed in text....
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Television and Videos
If video content that is not captioned must be used for a meeting, alternatives include using a sign language interpreter and/or providing speech-to-text services such as Communication...
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Parking Spaces: ADA Standard Section 208
Section 208 covers scoping requirements in the most current ADA Standards for parking spaces.
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11B-208 Parking spaces
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11B-703.8.3 Style
11B-703.8.3 Style. Low resolution VMS characters shall be conventional in form, shall be san serif, and shall not be italic, oblique, script, highly decorative, or of other unusual...
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11B-703.8.3 Style
11B-703.8.3 Style. Low resolution VMS characters shall be conventional in form, shall be san serif, and shall not be italic, oblique, script, highly decorative, or of other unusual...
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Subpart B—Buses, Vans and Systems
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11B-703.8.3 Style
Low resolution VMS characters shall be conventional in form, shall be san serif, and shall not be italic, oblique, script, highly decorative, or of other unusual forms.
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Where must the wheelchair symbol be posted?
Signs provide key information concerning the accessibility of programs and facilities....
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Virtual VRI (Video Remote Interpreting)
"Capturing Communication For You" Our business mission is to bring high quality video remote interpreting to consumers who have no or limited access to nationally certified Sign Language...
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10. Q: Do police departments have to arrange for a sign language interpreter every time an officer interacts with a person who is deaf?
For example, some people who are deaf do not use sign language for communication and may need to use a different communication aid or rely on lipreading....
