Aisles must be at least 5 feet wide, although a wider aisle (8 feet wide minimum) is helpful at zones that serve transit vehicles with lifts or ramps....
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Passenger Loading Zones [4.6.6]
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Significant alternatives which minimize any significant economic impacts on small entities
ramps and blended transitions at pedestrian street crossings (see R208.1 and R305)....
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a) Public Right-of-Way
Moreover, the City's curb ramp design standards in effect since 2004 require bi-directional curb ramps and the use of smooth transitions....
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4. Grievance Procedure
based on the date each request was received and the priorities set forth in the City's Curb Ramp and Sidewalk Transition Plan, i.e., the ADA transition plan specific to its public right-of-way...
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11B-705.2 Detectable directional texture
Detectable directional texture at transit boarding platforms shall comply with Figure 11B-705.2 and shall be 0.1 inch (2.5 mm) in height that tapers off to 0.04 inch (1.0 mm), with bars...
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R302.7.2 Vertical Surface Discontinuities
However, objects such as utility covers, vault frames, and gratings should not be located on curb ramp runs, blended transitions, turning spaces, or gutter areas within the pedestrian access...
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Overview of Proposed Guidelines
closed, and protruding objects along or overhanging pedestrian circulation paths; Pedestrian street crossings, medians, and pedestrian refuge islands, including requirements for curb...
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4. Summary of Practice
The profile must be represented as a series of elevation values taken along with a series of horizontal distance values along the wheel track. 4.3 The PRI scale starts at zero for a surface...
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11B-247.2 Detectable directional texture
At transit boarding platforms, the pedestrian access shall be identified with a detectable directional texture complying with Section 11B-705.2....
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Inpro ENDURANT® Shower Receptors
Surface is manufactured using an industry leading bio-resin blend containing rapidly renewable and recycled material Select custom entryway options including ADA-compliant beveled transitional...
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Redi Free® with Redi Base® Shower Pans
How to Measure Depth is measured from the front of curb/entrance to the outside of the back splash wall....
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Redi Free® with Redi Trench® Shower Pans
How to Measure Depth is measured from the front of curb/entrance to the outside of the back splash wall....
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DETECTABLE WARNING
Curbs can be used by pedestrians with vision impairments to detect the boundary between a sidewalk and a vehicular way....
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3. Terminology
meter or inches per foot. 3.1.2.3 true Pathway Roughness Index, n—the value of PRI that would be computed for a longitudinal profile measurement with the constant interval approaching zero...
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Which transition type do users with disabilities prefer?
I use a lightweight manual chair and have good upper extremity strength and trunk control. My preferences are: E - gives the safest spot for me to stop and make a...
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11B-247.1.2.7 Track crossings
Where it is necessary to cross tracks to reach transit boarding platforms, detectable warnings complying with Sections 11B-705.1.1 and 11B-705.1.2.7 shall be provided....
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INTRODUCTION
The failure to install accessible curb ramps at locations where no curb ramps exist, or where inaccessible curb ramps exist, within the time required by applicable federal disability access...
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Section 37.129 Types of Service
The local planning process should decide whether, or in what circumstances, this service is to be provided as door-to-door or curb-to-curb service....
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State of California Disability Access Services (DAS) - Boost Your Business: Physical Access, Technical Assistance & CASp
Boost Your Business Video Chapters: YouTube Channel Introduction Parking Path of Travel Ramps Curb Ramps Doors Halls and Fountains...
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Purpose and Background
ADA transition plan compliance by all State DOTs; 2) Identifies the minimum required attributes that need to be included in a State’s ADA transition plan; 3) Describes the review...
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Title II ADA Requirements Software BlueDAG
Grievances tracking, Transition Plan generation, Site Evaluations and much more available with BlueDAG!...
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Site Arrival Points: ADA Standard Section 206.2.1
Section 206.2.1 covers the scoping requirements for site arrival points of accessible routes in the most current ADA Standards.
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11B-247.1.2.6 Reflecting pools
The edges of reflecting pools shall be protected by railings, walls, warning curbs or detectable warnings complying with Sections 11B-705.1.1 and 11B-705.1.2.6....
