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Category: ADA Accessibility Standards

The ADA Accessibility Standards are a set of legal requirements in the United States that ensure buildings, facilities, and public spaces are accessible to individuals with disabilities. They are part of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was signed into law in 1990, and the standards themselves were developed to provide clear technical specifications for accessibility. Learn all about them!

Bus Stops and Boarding Areas: Where ADA Standards and PROWAG Meet

Bus Stops and Boarding Areas: Where ADA Standards and PROWAG Meet

ADA Accessibility Standards
Driveway Crossings and Sidewalk Accessibility: Preventing Excessive Cross Slope

Driveway Crossings and Sidewalk Accessibility: Preventing Excessive Cross Slope

ADA Accessibility Standards
Sidewalk Obstructions, Street Furniture, and Clear Width: How Much Space Is Required?

Sidewalk Obstructions, Street Furniture, and Clear Width: How Much Space Is Required?

ADA Accessibility Standards
Accessible Pedestrian Signals: What Features Blind Pedestrians Need

Accessible Pedestrian Signals: What Features Blind Pedestrians Need

ADA Accessibility Standards
Pedestrian Access Routes Through Work Zones: Keeping Construction Accessible

Pedestrian Access Routes Through Work Zones: Keeping Construction Accessible

ADA Accessibility Standards
Curb Ramp Detectable Warnings: Size, Placement, and Common Installation Errors

Curb Ramp Detectable Warnings: Size, Placement, and Common Installation Errors

ADA Accessibility Standards
Blended Transitions at Intersections: Accessibility Requirements Explained

Blended Transitions at Intersections: Accessibility Requirements Explained

ADA Accessibility Standards
Perpendicular vs Parallel Curb Ramps: When Each Design Works

Perpendicular vs Parallel Curb Ramps: When Each Design Works

ADA Accessibility Standards
ADA Sidewalk Cross Slope: How to Measure and Where Exceptions Apply

ADA Sidewalk Cross Slope: How to Measure and Where Exceptions Apply

ADA Accessibility Standards
Sidewalk Running Slope vs Ramp Slope: Why the Difference Matters

Sidewalk Running Slope vs Ramp Slope: Why the Difference Matters

ADA Accessibility Standards

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