Section 242.2 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for swimming pools.
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Swimming Pools: ADA Standard Section 242.2
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Populas Accella Adjustable Activity / Computer Workstation
The standards' goal is to match the user to the proper equipment when it comes to work styles, fluctuation in task content, and worker physiology....
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AssistiveWare Proloquo4Text Communication App
and VoiceOver Speak your language 100+ free natural-sounding voices, 18 languages English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or Dutch user...
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B. How Does a TTY Work?
The only real difference is the options for TTY users. ...
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8.4 Improving Data Sources and Research
members sought as much information as possible, including anthropometric data, information about wheelchair and scooter dimensions, standards from previous rulemaking, and findings about how users...
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2.2.3 Receivers
This is not as "user friendly" as those receivers which permit pre-set channel changes by discrete switch adjustments....
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Appendix 4 – References
An anthropometric study of manual and powered wheelchair users. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 33(3); 191 - 204. Rapoport, A. and Watson, N. (1972)....
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4.1 Introduction
One obvious example of the need to revise standards is that WhMD users who require the highest knee clearances cannot be accommodated without making some radical changes to the design of...
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Employee Parking Lot
"Where a total of four or fewer parking spaces, including accessible parking spaces, are provided on a site, identification of accessible parking spaces shall not be required” per the 2010...
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11B-216.8 Toilet rooms and bathing rooms
Where clustered single user toilet rooms or bathing facilities are permitted to use exceptions to Section 11B-213.2, toilet rooms or bathing facilities complying with Section 11B-603 shall...
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R302.5.5 Regulatory Constraints
The AASHTO Guide notes that grades steeper than 5 percent are undesirable because ascents are difficult for many path users, and the descents can cause some path users to exceed the speeds...
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TDD or TTY Etiquette, Glossary of TDD Abbreviations
valuable communications tool gives all individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or with speech disabilities the opportunity to make personal and business calls just like any other telephone user...
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Conclusion
Fifteen percent of WMD users who independently transfer would not likely attempt or succeed with a two-step transfer if they were faced with them in the built environment. ...
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C204.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
C204.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis) This section proposes that, where covered ICT hardware transmits information or has a user interface, such hardware must conform to the applicable...
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Nonmotorized Kick Scooters
A few inexpensive models have no brakes; users simply step on the rear wheel with their shoes or skid their feet on the ground....
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Hearing Impairments
severe hearing loss may use a TTY (teletypewriter), which is a telephone device that enables individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to make and receive telephone calls to other TTY users...
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Section 37.29 Private Providers of Taxi Service
Nor could a taxi company insist that a wheelchair user wait for a lift-equipped van if the person could use an automobile....
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11B-802.1.3 Depth
A single wheelchair location space with side entry must functionally be usable as if it were within an alcove, requiring the user to maneuver back and forth to get into position, and thus...
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5. Voice Carryover and Hearing Carryover
Hearing carryover (HCO) allows a TTY user to type words on the TTY and hear call takers’ spoken responses through the handset....
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The benefits of VRS
VRS calls may be made between ASL users and hearing persons speaking either English or Spanish....
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T-turn Maneuvering Space
Should a designer find that a unique layout in a particular unit made a T-turn necessary for a wheelchair user, the specifications provided in the ANSI Standard sections referenced for public...
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C. Doors
exception of doors at shallow closets, do the doors to required accessible spaces, and all doors into and within guestrooms allow at least 32" clear passage width for wheelchairs, crutch users...
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10.3.1(7)*
Gates which must be pushed open by wheelchair or mobility aid users shall have a smooth continuous surface extending from 2 inches above the floor to 27 inches above the floor and shall...
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Kitchen Counters, Walls, and Floors
Non-slip quartzite floor Narrow level floor joints (for wheelchair users) Anti-microbial solid synthetic counters Synthetic counters won’t off-gas radon as some granites...
