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7. References
Driving Characteristics of Electric-Powered Wheelchair Users: How Far, Fast, and Often Do People Drive?....
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11B-226.1 General
Check writing surfaces provided at check-out aisles not required to comply with Section 11B-904.3 shall not be required to comply with Section 11B-902....
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11B-228.3.2.1 Public use or common use EVCS
Exception: All drive-up EVCS shall comply with Section 11B-812....
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11B-228.3.2.1 Public use or common use EVCS
Exception: All drive-up EVCS shall comply with Section 11B-812....
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Architectural Barriers
narrow to accommodate people who use wheelchairs; a step or steps at the entrance or to part of the selling space of a store; round doorknobs or door hardware that is difficult to grasp; aisles...
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11B-504.4.1 Contrasting stripe
It should be noted that CBC Chapter 10 has a different requirement for contrasting stripes at stepped aisles in Assembly occupancies (not adopted by DSA-AC, as this is a life safety requirement...
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6.10
sight comparable to those for members of the general public, and (b) include wheelchair spaces as an integral part of the fixed seating plan, (c) provide the appropriate depth for cross aisles...
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Van Spaces
Since spaces can share an aisle, two van spaces can be provided instead of one without any space impact....
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Electronic instruments
Originally created to measure the flatness of concrete floors in critical applications such as narrow - aisle warehouses, these devices can be used to measure slope flatness....
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
The required wheelchair spaces shall be located on risers or cross-aisles in the stadium section that satisfy at least one of the following criteria: Located within the rear 60 percent...
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Attachment I
Standard accessible spaces shall be a minimum of 96 inches wide and served by access aisles at least 60 inches wide. ...
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Substantially Limited in Working
App'x. 727, 738 (10th Cir. 2007) (employee with seizure disorder was not substantially limited in working because he was not foreclosed from jobs involving driving, operating machinery,...
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
The required wheelchair spaces shall be located on risers or cross-aisles in the stadium section that satisfy at least one of the following criteria: 1. ...
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Chapter 9: Built-In Elements
provisions for benches concerning clear floor or ground space (903.2), back support (903.4), and height (903.5) addition of a requirement for check writing surfaces at check-out aisles...
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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?
transportation if carrying the wheelchair and its occupant would be inconsistent with legitimate safety requirements, as when, for example, the wheelchair is so large it would block an aisle...
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9.5 LOCKER ROOMS
Unobstructed aisle space in front of lockers used by handicapped people shall be a minimum of 42 in (1065 mm) clear width....
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
The required wheelchair spaces shall be located on risers or cross-aisles in the stadium section that satisfy at least one of the following criteria: 1. ...
- Morgan’s Inspiration Island - San Antonio, Texas
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Egress Signage
Toilet Rooms and Bathing Rooms (from 213.2.2 and 213.2, Exception 4) 216.9 TTYs (from 217.4.9) 216.10 Assistive Listening Systems (from 219.4) 216.11 Check-Out Aisles...
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1129B.3, Item 2
One in every eight accessible spaces, but not less than one, shall be served by a loading and unloading access aisle 96 inches (2438 mm) wide minimum placed on the side opposite the driver's...
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Scoping [4.1.2(5)]
Standard spaces must have an access aisle at least 5 feet wide, while those that provide van access must have an access aisle at least 8 feet wide....
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5.5(f) The Job Interview
For example: If a person has only one arm and an essential function of a job is to drive a car, the interviewer should not ask if or how the disability would affect this person's driving...