The height of amusement ride seats designed for transfer shall be 14 inches (355 mm) minimum and 24 inches (610 mm) maximum measured from the surface of the load and unload area.16 As...
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A MINIMUM HIGHEST POINT STANDARD OF 19 INCHES IS CONSISTENT WITH EXISTING ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS
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Conferences Audio, Conferences, Webinars and Web Courses
This program is designed to enhance an individual's existing knowledge base or facilitate continued learning regarding regulations and trends under the ADA....
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Other Power-driven Mobility Devices (OPDMDs)
type, size, weight, dimensions, and speed of the device; volume of pedestrian traffic (which may vary at different times of the day, week, month, or year); the facility's design...
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Slopes and Resting Intervals for Outdoor Recreation Access Routes
Design Tip The cross slope requirement depends on what material is used. Those who use a mobility device know that as cross slope increases, travel becomes more difficult....
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F105.2.2 ASME
ASME A17.1-2000 is used by local jurisdictions throughout the United States for the design, construction, installation, operation, inspection, testing, maintenance, alteration, and repair...
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§ 382.61 Training
(7) Current employees of each carrier designated as complaints resolution officials, for purposes of § 382.65 of this part, shall receive training concerning the requirements of this...
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Accessible Route
The list of exceptions specifies alternate design requirements applicable to these structures which, because of water level variables, cannot comply with the slope, cross slope, and handrail...
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4.1.3 Adjustable Height Chairs with and without Footplates
a minimum 2” clearance is required from the floor to the bottom of the footplate as specified by domestic UL and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards (as currently designed...
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Issue 15: How can the potential conflict between the goals of zero net energy and accessibility for low vision persons be resolved?
And I’ve already sent Eunice a contact for someone who certainly advocates with NFPA on stairway design issues, including lighting....
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Safe harbor for qualified small businesses regarding what is readily achievable. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Commenters were concerned that, absent a standard, unsafe or ineffective design practices might be undertaken. ...
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A) Accessible Parking
Accessible Parking Spaces for Cars Accessible parking spaces for cars have at least a 60 inch-wide access aisle located adjacent to the designated parking space....
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§35.130(d) and §35.130(e) (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Section 501(d) was designed to clarify that nothing in the ADA requires individuals with disabilities to accept special accommodations and services for individuals with disabilities that...
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Transition Plans
Since the 1968 passage of ABA, facilities designed, built, altered, bought, rented, or leased by, for, or on behalf of a Federal agency have been required to be accessible....
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Reach Ranges and Operability Requirements
One of the basic principles of universal design and accessibility is to provide controls that most people can reach and use....
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Section 810.5.3
Section 38.71(b)(2) provides that “Vehicles designed for, and operated on, pedestrian malls, city streets, or other areas where level-entry boarding is not practicable shall provide wayside...
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Section 36.204 Administrative Methods (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Court then noted: ‘‘These statements would ring hollow if the resulting legislation could not rectify the harms resulting from action that discriminated by effect as well as by design...
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Public Address Systems
Since this requirement would have been more pertinent to facility operations than to facility design, the Board did not include it in the final rule....
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Before January 26, 1992
are referred to as “pre-ADA” facilities.25 If there is an architectural barrier to accessibility in a pre-ADA facility, you may remove the barrier using the ADA Standards for Accessible Design...
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ATM Clear Floor or Ground Space
Comments from industry noted that it would be difficult to achieve this requirement in the design of controls activated by touch....
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Diagonal Curb Ramps
does not have to be horizontally straight to provide such a cue and that achieving straight segments two feet long within marked crossings is very difficult under standard intersection design...
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9.5 Do the ADA's Pre-Employment Inquiry and Confidentiality Restrictions Prevent an Employer from Filing Second Injury Fund Claims?
Most states have established "second injury" funds designed to remove financial disincentives in hiring employees with a disability....
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11B-216.12 Amusement rides
Amusement rides designed primarily for children, amusement rides that are controlled or operated by the rider, and amusement rides without seats, are not required to provide wheelchair spaces...
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Overview
This publication is designed to help title II and title III entities (“covered entities”) understand how the rules for effective communication, including rules that went into effect on March...
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Wheelchair Spaces in Tiered Boxes
Comments noted that requiring accessible routes to all boxes would fundamentally affect this type of design and recommended that an exception be made for such venues. Response....