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ADA and Paratransit Resources
Guidelines
- ADA compliance guidelines : California access code
- / Dorothy L. Grant and Thomas M. Grant, Daniel S. Grant. San Diego, CA : ACR Group, c1994.
KF480 .C2,A3 1994
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility guidelines for buildings and
facilities : Architectural Barriers Act (ABA) accessibility guidelines
- Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board. 1999.
KF480 .A35,A61 1999 Available
Online
- Americans with Disabilities Act handbook
- United States Equal Opportunity Comission, Department of Justice, 1992.
KF480 .A35,U31 1992
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) paratransit eligibility manual
- / prepared by EG&G Dynatrend, Russell H. Thatcher. United States Department of
Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, Offices of Grants Management, 1993.
HV3022 .U87,A4 1993 Available
Online
Legislation
- Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA)
- Text of the 1990 ADA legislation with amendments.
- Code of Federal Regulations -
- Code of Federal Regulations relating to transportation.
- Accessibility - Equal Access to Transportation
- U.S. Department of Transportation website on Accessibility.
MTC Guides, Plans & Reports
- Americans with Disabilities Act Paratransit Eligiblity Manual
- Now you have access to the very manual that evaluators use to determine whether you are
eligible to use the region's paratransit services.
Oakland, Calif. : The Commission, 1998.
HV3022 .C214 1998 Available online
- Paratransit Resource Guide
- Can't use regular public transit? MTC has just released a directory of special taxi and van
services to help elderly and disabled riders get from Point A to Point B, especially if the trip
crosses county lines.
Oakland, Calif. : The Commission, 2002.
HV3022 .C2141 2002 Available online
- Regional Transit Discount Card Program
- Public transit operators offer qualified persons with disabilities and senior citizens (age 65
or older) the Regional Transit Discount Card. The card will make it easier for you to show you are
eligible for reduced fares on the region's fixed-route bus, rail and ferry systems. This
large-print, online brochure describes how to become certified.
[Oakland, CA] : Regional Transit Connection, 1998.
HE4341 .H39 1998 Available online
- The use of performance measures in the Bay Area paratransit industry : report for the
nine-county San Francisco Bay Area
- / prepared by J. Pierce Gould, Jr.
Oakland, Calif. : The Commission, 1995.
HV3022 .C211 1995
Online Resources
- Access Board
- Home page of the independent federal agency set up to address compliance with the ADA.
- ADA Documents Online
- Links to the text of numerous publications pertaining to ADA and ADAAG. Most are governmental
publications; some have been prepared by Cornell University.
- Civil Rights and Accessibility
- Collection of documents maintained by the Federal Transit Administration pertaining to civil rights, including
ADA.
- Project Action: Accessible Community Transportation in
our Nation
- This site, devoted to promoting cooperation between the disability community and transportation
industry, contains an Accessible Traveler's Database, a newsletter, and a list of Project Action
publications on such topics as consumer training, personnel training, needs assessment, and
technology.
- U.S. Department of Justice ADA Home
Page
- ADA page maintained by the Department of Justice. It has links to ADA guides in both HTML and
PDF format, as well as links to settlement agreements, new and proposed regulations, technical
assistance materials and the ADA mediation program.
Transit Agency Information
- AC Transit (Alameda
County)
- Paratransit rider information.
- BART
- Guide for seniors and people with disabilities using BART.
- Caltrain
- Information on how to ride Caltrain if you have a disability.
- County Connection (Contra Costa County)
- Description of accessible services.
- Golden Gate Transit
(Marin County)
- Guide to services available.
- MUNI (San Francisco)
- Accessibility information.
- Pleasanton Paratransit
- This service is for Pleasanton/Sunol adults age 60+ years and ADA qualified.
- SamTrans (San Mateo County)
- Description of the Redi-Wheels program.
- Sonoma County Paratransit
- A door-to-door transportation service administered by Sonoma County Transit.
- Vallejo Transit
- Vallejo/Benicia Run About information.
- Valley Transit
Authority
- This page provides information regarding accessible services of VTA transit systems.
- WHEELS Dial-a-Ride
(Livermore-Pleasanton-Dublin)
- This area is served by two different paratransit (Dial-a-Ride) providers with separate service
areas, hours and regulations. For residents of Pleasanton, daytime service is provided by the City
of Pleasanton Paratransit.
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