For example, if a person who is deaf is looking for a particular book at a bookstore, exchanging written notes with a sales clerk may be effective....
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Communicating with Customers
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When is a historic structure considered accessible?
For Example: Consider an historic Forest Service lighthouse that is open to the public....
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Case Study #1: Auxiliary aids and services under Title II are different from special education and related services under the IDEA.
The Coordinator gives primary consideration to Tommy’s request for CART services and agrees that CART services would provide Tommy with effective communication....
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Do facilities in remote locations have to be accessible?
The Forest Service must give everyone the opportunity to use Forest Service facilities and programs....
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§ 38.111(d)
(d) Passenger coaches or food service cars shall have the number of spaces complying with §38.125(d)(2) of this part and the number of spaces complying with §38.125(d)(3) of this part, as...
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Maintaining Accessibility in Museum Programs
examples of typical museum program maintenance issues: Staff and volunteers working at the information desk or answering questions by telephone should know what accessibility services...
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III-4.6000 Examinations and courses
licensing, certification, or credentialing for secondary or postsecondary education, professional, or trade purposes must offer such examinations or courses in a place and manner accessible to persons...
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Other Counters/ Teller Windows [7.2(2)]
Where multiple teller windows or service areas are provided, such as in bank lobbies, consider access to each one....
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Statement of the Department of Justice on Application of the Integration Mandate of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Olmstead v. L.C. to State and Local Governments' Employment Service Systems for Individuals with Disabilities
settings (including day treatment programs or facility-based day habilitation centers) where they are segregated from non-disabled persons....
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11B-220.2 Point-of-sale devices
Where point-of-sale devices are provided at check stands and sales and service counters required to comply with Sections 11B-227.2 and 11B-227.3, they shall comply with Sections 11B-707.2...
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11B-220.2 Point-of-sale devices
Where point-of-sale devices are provided at check stands and sales and service counters required to comply with Sections 11B-227.2 and 11B-227.3, they shall comply with Sections 11B-707.2...
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§ 382.38 Seating accommodations
(3) For an individual traveling with a service animal, the carrier shall provide, as the individual requests, either a bulkhead seat or a seat other than a bulkhead seat....
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Section 36.309 Examinations and Courses (Section-by-Section Analysis)
A testing entity should consider an applicant's past use of a particular auxiliary aid or service. 73 FR 34508, 34539 (June 17, 2008)....
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2. What are examples of auxiliary aids and services for students with hearing, vision, and speech disabilities?
The Title II regulation lists examples of some, but not all, of these kinds of auxiliary aids and services.23 For a person who is deaf, deaf‐blind, or hard of hearing, some examples of auxiliary...
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Obtaining Employment: What to Expect
Under the ADA, employers cannot use eligibility standards or qualifications that unfairly screen out people with disabilities and cannot make speculative assumptions about a person´s ability...
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Section 508.gov
General Services Administration’s Office of Governmentwide Policy, has been charged with the task of educating Federal employees and building the infrastructure necessary to support Section...
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F. Training
MSHA will provide mandatory in-service training to all Hospital Personnel on an annual basis....
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U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)
GSA is dedicated to supporting Americans with disabilities in the workplace and beyond. GSA has a rich history of inclusion and is committed to creating a more accessible society,...
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SEC. 3. DEFINITIONS. 42 USC 12102
SEC. 3. DEFINITIONS. 42 USC 12102 As used in this Act:
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Maintaining Accessibility in Museum Shops
Museum shops must not allow merchandise to spill into aisles and narrow the width of the accessible route. Sales and ticket counters that have been lowered to provide...
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§ 36.309(b) Examinations
(b) Examinations.
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Sec.36.309(b) Examinations
(b) Examinations.
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Stacks [8.5]
Stacks [8.5] Elements fixed to stacks, such as ladders, cannot reduce the minimum passage width nor should signs or other elements between 27 to 80 inches above the floor project...
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5.3 TABLEWARE AREAS
Install tableware, dishware, condiment, food and beverage display shelves, and dispensing devices in compliance with 4.2 (see Fig. 54).
