(a) The following rules apply to the stowage of passengers' wheelchairs or other assistive devices in the priority stowage area provided for in §382.67 of this part:...
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§382.123(a)
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§382.29(b)(3)
(3) A passenger with a mobility impairment so severe that the person is unable to physically assist in his or her own evacuation of the aircraft;...
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503.3.3 Marking
Figure 503.3 Passenger Loading Zone Access Aisle...
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§382.151(a)
(a) As a carrier providing service using aircraft with 19 or more passenger seats, you must designate one or more CROs....
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12161(3) Intercity rail transportation
(3) Intercity rail transportation The term "intercity rail transportation" means transportation provided by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation....
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12162(a)(3)(B) Location
(B) Location Spaces required by subparagraph (A) shall be located in single-level rail passenger coaches or food service cars....
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§ 37.167(j)(3)
(3) The entity is not required to enforce the request that other passengers move from priority seating areas or wheelchair securement locations....
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§ 38.73(a)(1)
(1) All passenger doorways on vehicle sides shall have minimum clear openings of 32 inches when open....
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§ 38.53(a)(1)
(1) Passenger doorways on vehicle sides shall have clear openings at least 32 inches wide when open....
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B. Carrier-Supplied Oxygen
The Oxygen NPRM proposed to require certificated U.S. carriers operating aircraft that conduct passenger-carrying service with at least one aircraft having a designed seating capacity of...
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§382.19(a)
(a) As a carrier, you must not refuse to provide transportation to a passenger with a disability on the basis of his or her disability, except as specifically permitted by this part....
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AMUSEMENT RIDE SEAT
[DSA-AC] A seat that is built-in or mechanically fastened to an amusement ride intended to be occupied by one or more passengers....
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§382.117(e)(1)
(1) The passenger has a mental or emotional disability recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders—Fourth Edition (DSM IV);...
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§382.115(d)
(d) When you conduct an individual safety briefing for a passenger with a disability, you must do so as inconspicuously and discreetly as possible....
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§382.157(f)(1)(i)
(i) Disability-related complaints you receive from or on behalf of passengers with respect to difficulties encountered in connection with service you provide;...
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Chapter 5: General Site and Building Elements
Chapter 5 provides technical criteria for parking spaces (502), passenger loading zones (503), stairways (504), and handrails (505)....
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Air Carrier Airport:
A public, commercial service airport which enplanes annually 2,500 or more passengers and receives scheduled air service. [Sec. 382.5]...
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10. Exclusive or Reduced Capacity Paratransit Trips
A passenger's request for an exclusive paratransit trip may be denied as a fundamental alteration of the entity's services. Paratransit is by nature a shared-ride service....
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§ 37.215(a)(1)(ii)
(ii) The success of small and large demand-responsive operators' service at meeting the requests of passengers with disabilities for accessible buses in a timely manner....
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10. Exclusive or Reduced Capacity Paratransit Trips
A passenger's request for an exclusive paratransit trip may be denied as a fundamental alteration of the entity's services. Paratransit is by nature a shared-ride service....
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Service Animal Issues
In such a situation, the carrier should first talk with other passengers to find a seat location where the service animal and its user can be agreeably accommodated (e.g., by finding a passenger...
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§382.125(b)
Where this priority results in other passengers' baggage being unable to be carried on the flight, you must make your best efforts to ensure that the other baggage reaches the passengers...
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Can back doors and freight elevators be used to satisfy the program accessibility requirement?
Only as a last resort and only if such an arrangement provides accessibility comparable to that provided to people without disabilities, who generally use front doors and passenger elevators...
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Some wheelchairs weigh more than 600 pounds when occupied, and the design load of the lifts on our vehicles is 800 pounds. Is a transportation operator required to carry these “overweight” wheelchairs?
However, if the vehicle lift has a design load of 800 pounds, the agency would need to transport an 800-pound wheelchair/passenger combination, but not a combination exceeding 800 pounds...