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United States Access Board

United States Access Board

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Oct 1, 2026

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16:56
For younger children, NFB Camp also opened for its first day.
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17:01
Last year, the Access Board became the first government agency to hold its annual town hall as part of our convention.
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17:08
This year, the National Council on Disability held two town halls during Seminar Day to gather feedback on its designated areas of focus for 2027.
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17:19
This federal agency advises the President, Congress, and other agencies within the government.

3 HRS 44 MINS LATER

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Resolution two thousand twenty-six dash eleven regarding accessible pedestrian signals.
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241:44
Whereas federal law, specifically Title twenty-three USC Section two seventeen G2 reads, Safety considerations shall include the installation, where appropriate, and maintenance of audible traffic signals and audible signs at street crossings.
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242:00
And whereas federal guidelines for installation of accessible pedestrian signals, APS, formerly called Audible Traffic Signals, have been published by the United States Access Board as part of the Board's Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in Public Rights-of-Way, referred to as PROWAG, thirty-six CFR Part eleven ninety, Appendix Sections R206, R307, and R308, specifically as to APS, effective September seven, two thousand twenty-three.
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242:30
And whereas PROWAG generally requires APS when pedestrian signals are newly installed or altered.
Alan HejlGUEST
21:53
Access Board, so I feel I can really talk to compliance.
Alan HejlGUEST
21:57
The U.S. Access Board, they're the body that interprets the ADA for different businesses, and they create a line of compliance.
Alan HejlGUEST
22:05
So Randall, whenever I've seen him talk, he always will usually open with, so you've met the ADA.
Alan HejlGUEST
22:11
Great.

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