Airlines would be required to remove handicap signs from bathrooms that are not accessible and to inform travelers about the accessibility features of lavatories when asked. The new rules also ...

The EEOC and the courts will be unsympathetic to an employer’s argument that making a restroom handicap accessible is too burdensome, especially where the employer just renovated the front office.

This includes the physical facilities and signage, as well as provision ... Restrooms for customers must be accessible to handicapped persons and equipped to be used by individuals in wheelchairs.

In January, the DOT acknowledged concerns raised by the FRA regarding the lack of handicap-accessible ... signs that make clear which cars will have available restrooms. Despite the lack of ...

Read on for detailed diagrams with the recommended measures to design an accessible bathroom. Although not yet covered in the ADA guidelines, according to ANSI, the bars must be incorporated ...

Typically, grab bars should be as high as the user needs, but the rule of thumb is 33 to 36 inches off the ground, including for bathrooms and showers, according to the ADA. Accessible flooring ...