U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division Disability Rights Section Title II Highlights I. Who is covered by title II of the ADA II. Overview of Requirements III....
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Title II Highlights (revised in 2008)
- NYC Board of Elections: Video 8 - Ballot Marking Device (BMD) Operation
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4.1.3(17) Public telephones
(17) Public telephones:...
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406.4 Public parking garages
406.4 Public parking garages. …...
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§382.81 For which passengers must carriers make seating accommodations?
As a carrier, you must provide the following seating accommodations to the following passengers on request, if the passenger self-identifies to you as having a disability specified in this...
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V. Request for Public Comments
Request for Public Comments The Department seeks input from the public and from those in the disability community, representatives of Federal, State, or local governments, public safety...
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206 Accessible Routes
New: Requirements for common use circulation paths within employee work areas. 4.1.3(8) Public Entrances....
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II. ENFORCING THE ADA PART 1
A key step in Project Civic Access is the Department's bottom-up review of a city's or county's public spaces and services....
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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.
Tommy is a thirteen‐year‐old student with significant hearing loss. He has a cochlear implant, and also relies on lip‐reading and social cues to communicate with others. He has been...
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SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN AND THE CITY OF WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
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11B-250.1 General
At locations where sidewalks and walks in the public right-of-way cross driveways without yield or stop traffic control, compliance with this section shall not be required....
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When am I required to provide disability-related accommodations to an individual?
When am I required to provide disability-related accommodations to an individual?...
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Some Examples of Alternative Test Formats and Accommodations
Some Examples of Alternative Test Formats and Accommodations: Substituting a written test for an oral test (or written instructions for oral instructions) for people with impaired...
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12143(c)(6) Public participation
(6) Public participation The regulations issued under this section shall require that each public entity which operates a fixed route system hold a public hearing, provide an opportunity...
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2. Public Pay Phones
If more than one bank of public pay phones is provided on a given floor, does at least one pay phone per bank have the following features: [ADA Stds. 4.1.3(17)]...
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Volume Control on Public Phones
The proposed rule specified a minimum of 25%, but many urged that all public phones should have volume control. Response....
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Safe Harbor is applied element by element in existing facilities
1) An existing place of public accommodation (facility) has an element type that was constructed and/or last altered before 3/15/2012 and that fully complies with the 1991 ADA Standard. ...
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Q. What kinds of actions are required to reasonably accommodate applicants and employees?
What kinds of actions are required to reasonably accommodate applicants and employees? A....
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Common Problems Arising in the Installation of Accessible Pedestrian Signals
The Access Board’s draft Public Rights-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (draft PROWAG) includes APS provisions that have been harmonized with MUTCD....
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Federal Aviation Administration Draft Advisory Circular 150/5360-14A, Access to Airports by Individuals with Disabilities
This AC applies to airports operated by public entities and those receiving federal financial assistance....
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D. Notice to the Public
MSHA will include in all future printings of its Patient Handbook (or equivalent) and all similar publications a statement to the following effect: To ensure effective communication...
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Public Sector (Government) Facilities
required in multi-story government facilities subject to title II of the ADA except those with no more than two stories where the inaccessible story above (or below) the entry level has no public...
