Examples of alternative ways to serve a customer when barrier removal is not feasible are: At a dry cleaner's, providing curb-side service for a customer dropping off or picking up...
Search Results "Zero Curb Transition"
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Examples of alternative ways to serve a customer when barrier removal is not feasible are:
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Accessible Route
Exterior accessible routes may include parking access aisles, curb ramps, crosswalks at vehicular ways, walks, ramps, and lifts....
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Q'Straint : QUANTUM Automatic Rear-Facing Wheelchair Securement Station
get more information at: http://www.thequantumleap.com QUANTUM is redefining transit safety by combining securement expertise, intelligent technology and the latest in modern industrial...
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Comments
The few transit industry comments that addressed this subject objected to performing GFE in these cases, saying that doing so was unnecessary and could inhibit demand-responsive systems...
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§ 38.159(b)(8) Platform entrance ramp
The entrance ramp, or loading-edge barrier used as a ramp, shall not exceed a slope of 1:8, measured on level ground, for a maximum rise of 3 inches (75 mm), and the transition from roadway...
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Accessible Routes: ADA Standard Section 1007.2
Where accessible routes intersect playing surfaces of holes, a 1 inch (25 mm) maximum curb shall be permitted for a width of 32 inches (815 mm) minimum. 3....
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4.3.8 Changes in Levels
If an accessible route has changes in level greater than 1/2 in (13 mm), then a curb ramp, ramp, elevator, or platform lift (as permitted in 4.1.3 and 4.1.6) shall be provided that complies...
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Edge Protection [§405.9]
Edge Protection [§405.9] Edge protection along ramp runs and landings keep wheelchair casters and crutch tips on the surface and can be provided by curbs, barriers, or extended surfaces...
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11B-505.2 Where required
Curb ramps do not require handrails. At door landings, handrails are not required when the ramp run is less than 6 inches (152 mm) in rise or 72 inches (1829 mm) in length....
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Feature 1 - Parking and Passenger Drop-Off Areas
When an accessible route crosses a curb, a curb ramp must be provided. ADA Standards for Accessible Design | Temporary Barrier Removal Suggestions for Accessible Features...
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American Standard Colony PRO Two-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Low-Arc Swivel Spout 7074.500
The Colony PRO two-handle kitchen faucet showcases fresh, transitional style with a reliable construction from a brand you can depend on....
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R211.1 General
Where audible sign systems and other technologies are used to provide information equivalent to the information contained on pedestrian signs and transit signs, the signs are not required...
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§27.19(b)
(b) Consistent with FTA policy, any recipient of Federal financial assistance from the Federal Transit Administration whose solicitation was made before August 26, 1990, and is for one or...
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DOT Response
The Department agrees with transit industry commenters who said that local decisions to react to changes in a system, plus the requirement to make alterations to stations in an accessible...
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DOT Response
Transit providers are reminded that complementary paratransit service must be provided when the fixed route system is inaccessible....
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Vertical Clearance [4.6.5]
(A higher clearance (114 inches) is required for passenger loading zones to accommodate other types of transit vehicles, including vans used for shuttle service)....
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§ 37.3 Commuter authority
Transportation Authority, the Connecticut Department of Transportation, the Maryland Department of Transportation, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, the New Jersey Transit...
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Wheelchair
The definition of "common wheelchair,'' developed by the Access Board, is intended to help transit providers determine which wheelchairs they have to carry....
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1121B.3.1, Item 12
New stations in rapid rail, light rail, commuter rail, intercity bus, intercity rail, high speed rail and other fixed guideway systems (for example, automated guideway transit, monorails...
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T213 Seats
Comments were received from a bus manufacturer and a transit operator seeking clarification whether flip up seats used in wheelchair spaces could also be designated as priority seats....
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6. Do the ADA and Olmstead apply to persons at serious risk of segregation in sheltered workshops?
contributing to a pipeline to segregation if vocational rehabilitation counselors, caseworkers, and other supports are not available to assist youth with disabilities to prepare for and transition...
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1. Costs: Summary of Methodology and Results
the economic impact of new or revised requirements in the 2016 Non-Rail Vehicle Guidelines that are expected to have an incremental impact relative to the existing guidelines or current transit...
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DISABILITY LAW GUIDANCE: Paratransit Requirements for §5311-Funded Fixed-Route Service Operated by Private Entities
Where a state provides Federal Transit Administration §5311 funds to a private entity to operate a fixed route service, the requirement of the Department’s disability nondiscrimination regulations...
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5.1 Architectural Barriers Act (ABA).
to be constructed under authority of the National Capital Transportation Act of 1960, the National Capital Transportation Act of 1965, or Title III of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit...
