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Thursday, September 4, 2014

Animations on the ADA and ABA Standards Available for Download from the U.S. Access Board

as shared by the United States Access Board

Animations on the ADA and ABA Accessibility Standards that the Board posted to its website in April are now available for download as well. These animations, which are part of an online guide on the standards, address wheelchair maneuvering, doors and entrances, and accessible toilet and bathing facilities. As an alternative to viewing them on the Board's site, visitors now can download and save copies of each animation.

"The response to the animations we produced has been very positive," states Access Board Executive Director David M. Capozzi. "We are making them downloadable to make it easier for users to store and share this material."

The animations, like other information issued by the Board, is in the public domain and can be copied and freely distributed. The Board plans to develop additional animations in this series.

The online guides also include illustrated technical bulletins that explain and clarify requirements in the ADA Standards and the ABA Standards. Bulletins released to date cover the first three chapters of the standards, including application and use of the standards (Chapter 1), scoping in new construction, alterations, and additions (Chapter 2), and basic "building block" technical provisions (Chapter 3). Guides covering other sections of the standards will be released at a later date.

For further information, contact Dave Yanchulis at yanchulis@access-board.gov, (202) 272-0026 (v), or (202) 272-0027 (TTY).

Wheelchair Maneuvering
Wheelchair Maneuvering
 Maneuvering at Doors
Maneuvering at Doors 
 
  
Accessible Toilet Rooms
Accessible Toilet Rooms
Accessible Bathing Facilities
Accessible Bathing Facilities 
 
Download Animation Files (MP4)
(If using Internet Explorer, right click the file link and select "save target as..." to save a copy)

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