Pedestrian street crossings without yield or stop control are crossings where there is no yield or stop sign, or where there is a traffic signal that is designed for the green phase....
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R302.6.1 Pedestrian Street Crossings Without Yield or Stop Control
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Governmental Units Affected (R306 Pedestrian Street Crossings) (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Governmental Units Affected (Section-by-Section Analysis) The requirement for pedestrian activated signals at roundabouts with multi-lane pedestrian street crossings will affect state...
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Standards that exclude an entire class of individuals with disabilities
The individual evaluation should take into account the type of job, the degree of seizure control, the type(s) of seizures (if any), whether the person has an "aura" (warning of seizure)...
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11B-705.2 Detectable directional texture
This surface will be placed directly behind the yellow detectable warning texture specified in Section 11B-705.1.2.1, aligning with all doors of the transit vehicles where passengers will...
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Bicycle Trailers
Safety recommendations in several sources include installing a highflying fluorescent warning flag to increase visibility, allowing plenty of stopping distance, and using caution when maneuvering...
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11B-705.2 Detectable directional texture
This surface will be placed directly behind the yellow detectable warning texture specified in Section 11B-705.1.2.1, aligning with all doors of the transit vehicles where passengers will...
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Background
The 1996 DOT guidance document defines a service animal as “any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability....
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1007.4 Elevators
In order to be considered part of an accessible means of egress, an elevator shall comply with the emergency operation and signaling device requirements of California Code of Regulations...
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B.1.i. - Is EIT limited to products?
., equipment that transmits coded signals across a telephone network....
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Wayfinding is more than just graphics (slides 2 – 4)
Emergency warnings. I was reading the emergency exit plan in the hotel last night, and it had a line that said, “The emergency warning sounds like, ‘Woo, woo.’”...
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Shared Streets
streets that is to be used exclusively by pedestrians, and not vehicles.46 The tactile surfaces tested included raised truncated domes that, in the United States, are used as detectable warning...
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TTY Use
(If the carrier does not have a queuing system, any caller gets a busy signal.)...
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A4.33.7 Types of Listening Systems
Signal spills over to adjacent rooms. Susceptible to electrical interference. Limited portability Inconsistent signal strength Head position affects signal strength....
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Acceleration
This affects calculations for both minimum green time for traffic signals and for pedestrian clearance intervals....
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Cross Slope (R302.6) (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Pedestrian street crossings without yield or stop control are crossings where there is no yield or stop sign, or where there is a traffic signal that is designed for the green phase....
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2.3.2 IR Receivers
In traversing the tubing leading from the receiver to the eartips, the frequency response of the acoustic signal may display several resonant peaks (Nabalek, Donahue, & Letowski l986...
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708 Two-Way Communication Systems
These systems must provide audible and visual signals so that they are accessible to people with vision or hearing impairments....
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Public Rights-of-Way
These comments addressed roadway design, speed bumps, crosswalks, on-street parking, audible signs and pedestrian signals, and emergency call boxes....
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R302.7 Surfaces
accessible elements and spaces that connect to pedestrian access routes: • Clear spaces (see R404.2), including clear spaces at operable parts (see R403.2) such as accessible pedestrian signals...