Once properly notified by appropriate visual notification devices of an alarm or special instructions, people who are deaf or hard of hearing can use any standard means of egress from the...
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Is Prior Knowledge of the Circulation Path Location(s) Necessary?
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3.3 Guidance on the Visual Properties of Detectable Warnings
The truncated domes by themselves do not provide adequate visual cues for pedestrians with visual impairments....
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Assistive listening devices
â–¡ Arrange for assistive listening devices when requested in advance. Contact the USDA TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice/TTY) for advice on models....
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§27.72 Boarding assistance for aircraft.
[80 FR 46514, Aug. 5, 2015]
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DORMA 8000 Series Exit Device
Exit device with deadlocking latch bolt The 8000 Series exit devices with deadlocking latch bolts minimize forced entry while offering a low-cost solution to security and life safety...
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Common Problems Arising in the Installation of Accessible Pedestrian Signals
Chapter 4E.06 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD 2003), adopted by State Departments of Transportation under the Federal-aid Highways Act, contains technical provisions...
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Sargent 8800 Rim Exit Device
SARGENT manufactures a full line of exit devices providing the best combination of simplicity, strength, durability, aesthetics and innovation....
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Tactile and Visual Signs [ADA Standards §216.2, §216.4.1]
Tactile and Visual Signs [ADA Standards §216.2, §216.4.1] The IBC requires exits and exit access doors to be marked by illuminated exit signs (§1011, §1003.2.10)....
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Section 36.303 Auxiliary Aids and Services (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
Auxiliary aids and services include a wide range of services and devices for ensuring effective communication....
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DORMA 9000 Series Exit Device
Heavy Duty Exit Device The DORMA 9000 Series heavy-duty exit device provides superior durability while the smooth reduced projection touchbar assembly minimizes catch hazards....
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T504 Fare Collection Devices
Section T504 in the 2016 Non-Rail Vehicle Guidelines establishes specifications for the location of fare collection devices (to ensure that such devices do not impede wheelchair movement...
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Implication for Standards and Design
Close to 200 community dwelling adults who independently transfer have been evaluated during phases 1 and 2 combined of this multi-year study. The main difference between phase 1...
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T207.3 Fare Collection Devices
Handrails shall be provided at fare collection devices and shall be configured so that they can be used for support when at the fare collection device....
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R410 Visual Characters on Signs (Section-by-Section Analysis)
R410 Visual Characters on Signs (Section-by-Section Analysis)...
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Inclusion Solutions BigBellâ„¢ Alert System
BigBell for is easy to install and will work for any kind of public building or business. Combine your BigBell Alert System with a ramp to increase access to commercial and...
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Inclusion Solutions BigBellâ„¢ Flex Alert System
The BigBell™ Flex Alert System is an ideal solution for any business where access to entry is an issue and building restrictions prevent permanent doorbell and/or signage mounting at...
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Sargent 8300 Mortise Lock Exit Device
SARGENT manufactures a full line of exit devices that provide the best combination of strength, simplicity, aesthetics and innovation....
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F. Assisted Listening Devices:
PSE shall provide no less than twenty (20) fully functional receivers for assisted listening systems ("Assisted Listening Devices") available for patrons with a hearing disability....
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Braille Trails: Helping the Visually Impaired Experience Nature
At age 11, Evan Barnard came across a vandalized Braille nature trail, one of the few places in his home state of Georgia where the visually impaired could comfortably explore the outdoors...
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Accessible Sidewalks 2: Pedestrians with Ambulatory Impairments
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