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1	Chapter 1: Application andAdministration R101 Purpose and Application R101.1 Purpose
2	R101.2 Application to ADA-Covered Facilities R101.3 Application to ABA-Covered Facilities R101.4 Eff ect on Existing Pedestrian Facilities R102 Deviations from These Guidelines R102.1 ADA-Covered Facilities and Equivalent Facilitation R102.2 ABA-Covered Facilities and Waivers or Modifi cations
3	R103 Conventions R103.1 Conventional Industry Tolerances R103.2 Calculation of Percentages R103.3 Units of Measurement R104 Defi nitions R104.1 Undefi ned Terms
4	R104.2 Interchangeability R104.3 Defi ned Terms
10	Chapter 2: Scoping Requirements R201 General R201.1 Scope R201.2 Temporary and Permanent Pedestrian Facilities R201.3 Buildings, Structures, and Elements
11	R202 Alterations R202.1 General R202.2 Connection to Pedestrian Circulation Path R202.3 Existing Physical Constraints R202.4 Reduction in Access Prohibited R202.5 Alterations to Qualifi ed Historic Facilities
12	R203 Pedestrian Access Routes R203.1 General R203.2 Connection to Accessible Facilities R203.3 Pedestrian Circulation Paths
13	R203.4 Crosswalks R203.5 Pedestrian At-Grade Rail Crossing R203.6 Curb Ramps and Blended Transitions
14	R203.7 Pedestrian Overpasses and Underpasses
15	R203.8 Ramps R203.9. Elevators and Limited Use/Limited Application Elevators R203.10 Platform Lifts R203.11 Doors, Doorways, and Gates R204 Alternate Pedestrian Access Routes, Transit Stops,and Passenger Loading Zones R204.1 Alternate Pedestrian Access Route
16	R204.2 Alternate Transit Stops R204.3 Alternate Passenger Loading Zones R205 Detectable Warning Surfaces R205.1 General R205.2 Curb Ramps and Blended Transitions
17	R205.3 Pedestrian Refuge Islands R205.4 Pedestrian At-Grade Rail Crossings R205.5 Boarding Platforms R205.6 Sidewalk and Street-Level Rail Boarding and Alighting Areas R205.7 Driveways
18	R206 Pedestrian Signal Heads and Pedestrian ActivatedWarning Devices R206.1 General R206.2 Traffi c Control Signals and Hybrid Beacons with Pedestrian SignalHeads R206.3 Pedestrian Activated Warning Devices R207 Protruding Objects and Vertical Clearance R207.1 General R208 Pedestrian Signs R208.1 General
19	R209 Street Furniture R209.1 General R209.2 Drinking Fountains R209.3 Public Street Toilets R209.4 Tables
20	R209.5 Sales or Service Counters R209.6 Benches
21	R209.7 Operable Parts of Other Fixed Elements R210 Transit Stops and Transit Shelters R210.1 General R210.2 Fare Vending Machines R210.3. Operable Parts of Other Fixed Elements R211 On-Street Parking Spaces R211.1 General
22	R211.2 Parking on Block Perimeter R211.3 Parking not on Block Perimeter Table R211 On-Street Parking Spaces
23	R212 Passenger Loading Zones R212.1 General R213 Stairs and Escalators R213.1 General R214 Handrails R214.1 General Chapter 3: Technical Requirements
24	R301 General R301.1 Scope R302 Pedestrian Access Routes R302.1 General R302.2 Continuous Clear Width R302.3 Passing Spaces
25	R302.4 Grade R302.5 Cross Slope
26	R302.6 Surfaces
28	R303 Alternate Pedestrian Access Routes R303.1 General R303.2 Signs R303.3 Surface R303.4 Continuous Clear Width
29	R303.5 Curb Ramp or Blended Transition R303.6 Detectable Edging of Channelizing Devices R303.7 Pedestrian Signal Heads R304 Curb Ramps and Blended Transitions R304.1 General
30	R304.2 Perpendicular Curb Ramps
31	R304.3 Parallel Curb Ramps
32	R304.4 Blended Transitions R304.5 Common Requirements
34	R305 Detectable Warning Surfaces R305.1 General
35	R305.2 Location
37	R306 Crosswalks R306.1 General R306.2 Pedestrian Signal Phase Timing
38	R306.3 Accessible Walk Indication R306.4 Roundabouts
39	R306.5 Channelized Turn Lanes R307 Pedestrian Push Buttons and Passive PedestrianDetection R307.1 General R307.2 Activation R307.3 Extended Push Button Press
40	R307.4 Location R307.5 Push Button Orientation R307.6 Audible and Vibrotactile Walk Indications for Pedestrian SignalHeads R307.7 Audible and Vibrotactile Indication for Pedestrian Activated WarningDevices Without a Walk Indication
41	R307.8 Locator Tone
42	R307.9 Tactile Arrow R308 Accessible Pedestrian Signal Walk Indications R308.1 General R308.2 Audible and Vibrotactile Walk Indications R308.3 Audible Walk Indications
44	R308.4 Volume R308.5 Vibrotactile Walk Indication R309 Transit Stops and Transit Shelters R309.1 Transit Stops
45	R309.2 Transit Shelters
46	R310 On-Street Parking Spaces R310.1 General R310.2 Parallel On-Street Parking Spaces
48	R310.3 Perpendicular Parking Spaces R310.4 Angled Parking Spaces R310.5 Common Requirements for Perpendicular and Angled Parking Spaces
49	R310.6 Parking Meters and Parking Pay Stations
50	R311 Passenger Loading Zones R311.1 General R311.2 Vehicle Pull-Up Space R311.3 Access Aisle R311.4 Surfaces
51	R311.5 Pedestrian Access Route Connection Chapter 4: Supplemental TechnicalRequirements R401 General R401.1 Scope R402 Protruding Objects and Vertical Clearance R402.1 General R402.2 Protrusion Limits
52	R402.3 Post-Mounted Objects R402.4 Vertical Clearance R402.5 Required Clear Width
53	R403 Operable Parts R403.1 General R403.2 Clear Space R403.3 Height R403.4 Operation R404 Clear Spaces R404.1 General R404.2 Surfaces
54	R404.3 Size R404.4 Knee and Toe Clearance R404.5 Position R404.6 Approach R404.7 Maneuvering Clearance
55	R405 Knee and Toe Clearance R405.1 General R405.2 Toe Clearance R405.3 Knee Clearance
56	R406 Reach Ranges R406.1 General R406.2 Reach Range Limits
57	R406.3 Obstructions R407 Ramps R407.1 General R407.2 Running Slope R407.3 Cross Slope
58	R407.4 Clear Width R407.5 Rise R407.6 Landings
59	R407.7 Surfaces R407.8 Handrails R407.9 Edge Protection R408 Stairs R408.1 General R408.2 Treads and Risers
60	R408.3 Open Risers R408.4 Tread Surface R408.5 Nosings R408.6 Visual Contrast R408.7 Handrails R409 Handrails R409.1 General
61	R409.2 Where Required R409.3 Continuity R409.4 Height R409.5 Clearance R409.6 Gripping Surface R409.7 Cross Section
62	R409.8 Surfaces R409.9 Fittings R409.10 Handrail Extensions
63	R410 Visual Characters on Signs R410.1 General R410.2 Finish and Contrast R410.3 Case R410.4 Style
64	R410.5 Character Proportions R410.6 Character Height R410.6 Visual Character Height
65	R410.7 Stroke Thickness R410.8 Character Spacing R410.9 Line Spacing R410.10 Height from Ground Surface R411 International Symbol of Accessibility R411.1 General R411.2 Finish and Contrast Figure R411 International Symbol of Accessibility

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1	Design Recommendations for Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
2	Types of EV Charging Stations that Must Be Accessible
3	Definitions
4	Differences Between Charging Spaces and Parking Spaces
5	Existing Requirements that Apply to EV Charging Stations
6	Accessible EV Chargers Accessible mobility features
7	Accessible communication features Accessible Mobility Features
8	Accessible Routes Electric Vehicle Charging Space and Access Aisle
10	Access Aisle Relation to EV Charger
11	Alignment of Charger with Location of Vehicle Charging Inlets Examples of Vehicle Charging Inlet Locations
12	Example Charging Scenarios Figure B1:
13	Figure B2:
14	Figure F1:
15	Figure F2:
17	Clear Floor or Ground Space
18	IMPORTANT:
20	Operable Parts within Reach Range Unobstructed side reach
21	Connectors
22	Charging Cables
23	Accessible Communication Features EV Charger User Interface
25	Card readers and contactless payment systems Customer service/help
26	Websites and Mobile Applications Connectivity
27	EV Charging Station Location within a Site
28	Multiple EV Charging Station Locations within a Site Adding EV Charging Stations to Existing Parking Lots
29	Key considerations when adding EV chargers with accessible mobility features to existing parking facilities: EV Charging Stations at Residential Facilities
30	EV Charging Stations in the Public Right-of-Way On-Street EV Charging Stations Design
32	Fleet Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Employee Use of EV Chargers Pull-Through EV Charging Stations Design
34	Other Considerations Lighting Shelters Innovation Number of Accessible Chargers
36	“Use Last” Approach to EV chargers with accessible mobility features
37	Technical Assistance Common questions At charging stations with various connectors and/or charging speeds, which chargers should be accessible? Is the International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA) required as signage for accessible EV charging stations with mobility features? Why should “van accessible” signs not be posted?
38	Are EV chargers considered fuel dispensers and eligible for the reach range exception #2 in 308.3?

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