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Dec 29 – Accessibility first

December 29, 2025
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Accessible areas must comply with ADA standards, featuring firm, slip-resistant, level surfaces (maximum 2.08% slope) and specific, wide dimensions for mobility devices, such as 8-foot wide parking spaces with 5-foot aisles.

Today’s tip is to think about accessibility when planning activities with disabled friends. It’s crucial to think about other people when planning.

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