What Are the Requirements for Accessible Routes? ADAAG Section 4.3 addresses accessible routes that connect the play area to the school, parking lot, or facility that it serves. ...
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What Are the Requirements for Accessible Routes?
- Seton Directional Signs - Accessible Route with ISA and Arrow
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When is a facility considered accessible?
Two terms that are not correct are "ADA accessible" and "handicapped accessible." Why not "ADA accessible"?...
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Accessible Design Benefits Everyone
Accessible Design Benefits Everyone When accessible features are built into web pages, websites are more convenient and more available to everyone – including users with disabilities....
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Accessible Route to Goods and Services
Accessible Route to Goods and Services The path a person with a disability takes to enter and move through your business is called an “accessible route.”...
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703.7.2.1 International Symbol of Accessibility
(F216.5) If the main entrance to a building is not accessible, the ISA and an arrow to be posted to direct to closest accessible entrance....
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§35.133 Maintenance of accessible features (Section-by-Section Analysis)
and equipment that are required to be readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities by the Act or this part....
- Certified Access Specialist Program (CASp)
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11B-812.7 Access aisle
Access aisles shall adjoin an accessible route. Two vehicle spaces or one parking space and one electric vehicle charging space shall be permitted to share a common access aisle....
- Inclusion Solutions Accessible Route Sign
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Compilation of Instruments and Measurement Methods for Surface Accessibility
Compilation of Instruments and Measurement Methods for Surface Accessibility During the course of this project the following information was developed as background information to assist...
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Common Problems with Access to Programs, Generally
able to, or want to, participate in civic programs and activities, and build facilities or design programs without thinking through the accessibility obstacles that may arise. ...
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R411 International Symbol of Accessibility
R411 International Symbol of Accessibility. The International Symbol of Accessibility shall comply with Figure 411. The symbol and its background shall have a non-glare finish....
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Title II: Program Accessibility
State and local governments (public entities) have the option of choosing to follow the 1991 Standards, the UFAS, or the 2010 Standards when making architectural changes to provide program access...
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D. What tools are needed to conduct a survey and how do you use them?
The following are the standard tools that the Civil Rights Division uses in conducting its surveys under Project Civic Access: a metal measuring tape that is at least 25-feet long...
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11B-502 Parking spaces
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Documenting Use of the Conditions for Exceptions on a Portion of a Trail or Beach Access Route [F204.4.1]
in the technical requirements for trails or beach access routes....
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“Accessible Trail” is a term to avoid
While such grades are understandable in challenging terrain as hiking paths selected by choice, the general public’s expectation of an “accessible” pathway is that it have a gentle grade...
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§ 36.302(f)(5)(i) Tickets for accessible seating may be released for sale in certain limited circumstances
(i) Tickets for accessible seating may be released for sale in certain limited circumstances. ...
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R302 Pedestrian Access Routes
R302 Pedestrian Access Routes...
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R204 Pedestrian Access Routes
R204 Pedestrian Access Routes...
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11B-503.3 Access aisle
Passenger drop-off and loading zones shall provide access aisles complying with Section 11B-503 adjacent and parallel to the vehicle pull-up space....
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11B-703.7.2.1 International Symbol of Accessibility
[2010 ADAS] 703.7.2.1 International Symbol of Accessibility. The International Symbol of Accessibility shall comply with Figure 703.7.2.1....