With a wide array of challenges including large crowds, long walks, time constraints, and elevated noise levels; airports present no shortage of accessibility issues. In order to meet the needs of all travelers, airport executives and other personnel must become more aware of the issues that exist and must then work to eliminate them.
As we move towards fall, we also move closer to the holidays. Whether you want to go shopping for a Halloween costume, or already start your Christmas shopping, it’s important to have wheelchair access wherever you go. But what happens if you find that this access doesn’t exist or it’s unsafe?
College football season is underway. No matter what team you are rooting for, ADA accessibility to the stadium on game day is your right. When purchasing tickets, keep these factors in mind.
As a person with a disability, or if you take care of someone with a disability, it’s important…
Did you know that local laws which prohibit a specific breed of dog do not apply to service…
We tend to focus our blog entries on actual ADA compliance and accessibility issues. However, after reading an…
QUESTION: How long does the ACCESS Program of getting buildings ADA compliant take?
