2017 ANSI – Location of Detectable Warning Surfaces
In this episode of BlueDAG’s Accessibility Minute video series, Victor Felix explains the 2017 ANSI requirements for detectable warning surfaces at pedestrian access routes and …
BlueDAG University – Virtual Pre-Inspection
BlueDAG University is a video series that helps our clients get the most out of their BlueDAG software subscription. Each BlueDAG University video delves into …
What is Physical Accessibility, and Why is It Important?
Introduction Accessibility refers to the design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities. The goal is to make as many things usable …
Public Sector Accessibility is the Essence of Service
Introduction According to the US Census Bureau, in 2018, approximately 12.8% of the US population, or around 41 million people, had a disability. This percentage …
New Research Shows Many Chicago area Governments Lack Strong ADA Title II Transition Plans
A recent study conducted by the Great Lakes ADA Regional Center and the Metropolitan Planning Council indicated some Chicago Metropolitan Area municipalities may be lacking …
Two Municipalities Make Progress on Their ADA Transition Plans
This has been a good month for ADA accessibility as two municipalities have made progress in bringing their facilities and public right-of-way into compliance with …
Funding ADA infrastructure with TAP Funds
Ensuring infrastructure such as sidewalks, curb ramps, and buildings are in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards are major issues for many …
San Diego, Balancing City Initiatives and ADA Accessibility
The City of San Diego, like many others, is working to improve its transportation infrastructure and reduce its carbon footprint. With initiatives like the City’s …
ADA 101 – Walking Surface Slope
2010 ADAS 403.3 Walking Surfaces Slope The running slope of walking surfaces shall not be steeper than 1:20 (5%). The cross slope of walking surfaces …