SHORE TO VESSEL TRANSITION ACCESS 7. SHORE TO VESSEL TRANSITION ACCESS COSTS 8. COST SCENARIOS 9.STABILITY CALCULATIONS 10. ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS 11....
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Access for Persons with Disabilities to Passenger Vessels and Shore Facilities
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STREETS, ROADS AND WALKWAYS {35.150}
STREETS, ROADS AND WALKWAYS {35.150} “If a public entity has responsibility or authority over streets, roads, or walkways, its transition plan shall include a schedule for providing curb...
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§ 37.167(j)(4)
persons with disabilities, or designating wheelchair securement areas, the entity shall include language informing persons sitting in these locations that they should comply with requests by transit...
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§ 38.23(b)(8) Platform entrance ramp
The entrance ramp, or loading-edge barrier used as a ramp, shall not exceed a slope of 1:8, measured on level ground, for a maximum rise of 3 inches, and the transition from roadway or sidewalk...
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11B-103 Equivalent facilitation
With the exception of transit facilities, which are covered by regulations issued by the Department of Transportation, there is no process for certifying that an alternative design provides...
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1015.2 Where required
On the loading side of station platforms on fixed guideway transit or passenger rail systems. Elevated facility observation station access hatches at detention facilities....
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1. Typical Issues for Individuals Who Use Wheelchairs, Scooters, or other Mobility Devices
Ramps must also have edge protection to stop wheelchairs from falling off the sides, and level landings at the top and bottom of each segment and where the ramp changes direction....
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Complaint Procedures
[Sec. 382.70(c)] 1 Foreign carriers are covered by this section only with respect to disability-related complaints associated with any flight segment originating or terminating in the...
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Trail Type
managers to identify trail-specific Design Parameters or technical specifications, management needs, and the cost of managing the trail for particular uses and/or seasons by trail or trail segment...
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2.1 Parking
Are there accessible paths from the parking, drop off areas, or transit stops without stairs or other items blocking access (utility boxes and poles, fire hydrants, etc.)? ...
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§ 38.125(b)(8) Platform entrance ramp
The entrance ramp, or loading-edge barrier used as a ramp, shall not exceed a slope of 1:8, when measured on level ground, for a maximum rise of 3 inches, and the transition from station...
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§ 38.83(b)(8) Platform entrance ramp
The entrance ramp, or loading-edge barrier used as a ramp, shall not exceed a slope of 1:8 measured on level ground, for a maximum rise of 3 inches, and the transition from the station platform...
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§ 38.95(b)(8) Platform entrance ramp
The entrance ramp, or loading-edge barrier used as a ramp, shall not exceed a slope of 1:8, when measured on level ground, for a maximum rise of 3 inches, and the transition from station...
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Wheelchair Securement Systems
Commenters who supported this proposal included several vehicle manufacturers, three public transit agencies, an individual with a disability, and an accessibility consultant....
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An example of an "undue burden" and how it might be solved is:
For information about the ADA's public transit provisions or how to file a transit-related complaint, contact the U.S. Department of Transportation....
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C. Movie Basics
The movie industry recently has begun transitioning to digital cinema and it is the Department's understanding that, in the industry's view, this transition is one of the most profound advances...
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R306.3.1 Separation
European and Australian roundabouts provide a 610 mm (24 inch) width of tactile surface treatment from the centerline of the curb ramp or blended transition across the full width of the...
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11B-406.5.3 Landings
Landings shall be provided at the tops of curb ramps and blended transitions. The landing clear length shall be 48 inches (1219 mm) minimum....
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Section 37.21 Applicability—General
For example, if a public entity operates a transit system and a zoo, DOT's coverage would stop at the transit system's edge, while DOJ's rule would cover the zoo as well....
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R211.2 Pedestrian Signs
Signs, other than transit signs, that provide directions, warnings, or other information for pedestrians only shall comply with R410. Advisory R211.2 Pedestrian Signs....
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Is compliance on both sides of a door or gate required when it is usable only from one side?
Examples include exit-only doors with no operating hardware on the exterior side or separate enter and exit fare gates in transit stations....
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State and Local Governments’ Employment Service Systems
., youth transition services) service systems....
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§ 37.139(h)(2)
certification by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) that it has reviewed the plan and that the plan is in conformance with the transportation plan developed under the Federal Transit...
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Part 1. Typical Issues for Voters Who Use Wheelchairs, Scooters or Other Mobility Aids
Ramps must also have edge protection to stop wheelchairs from falling off the sides, and level landings at the top and bottom of each segment and where a ramp changes direction....