Accessible
If something is accessible, that thing is usable by a person with a disability. Accessible can apply to an environment, product or service, program, or activity. It can also apply to a wide range of communications, including elevator buttons, fire alarms, documents, lectures, and movies.
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The ADA and Parking
Accessible parking is a common feature in parking lots—and a common topic in questions posed on the... -
The Spirit of the ADA and Your Business
If you are merely complying with the ADA to meet a legal requirement, you’re missing the true purpos... -
About the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design
What's in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design? How do these standards relate to the America... -
The ADA and Transportation Providers
Consider why accessible transportation is so important and find an overview of requirements for publ... -
What Is the Americans with Disabilities Act?
The ADA includes a definition of disability and has five titles (sections) that forbid a wide range...
Blogs
- Take me out to the ball game! Ticketing and accessible seating
- I know I am required to have accessible parking spaces…but where do I put them???
- Accessible Parking Requirements – Not as Clear Cut as you May Think. Pt. 2
- Accessible Parking Requirements – Not as Clear Cut as you May Think.
- Weather Not So Delightful; Snow Removal and the ADA
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Snow Removal: For Business Owners
