The goal of this course is to teach transit professionals the legal background of ADA and paratransit requirements.
Topics include:
- ADA legal requirements that apply to public and private transportation related entities
- 14 service provisions documented in 49 CFR Part 37, Subpart G
- Requirements to determine if a public or private entity must provide complementary paratransit service
- Criteria for complementary paratransit service
- Requirements for existing and new transportation facilities
- Compliance and enforcement responsibilities of FTA, DOT, and DOJ
- Responsibilities and compliance procedures for public and private entities
- Enforcement and investigation processes, including hearings, decisions, and notices
The course is facilitated by industry professionals with extensive experience in paratransit services and the ADA.
- Prerequisite: None
- Duration: 4 hours
- Training Resources: Not Listed
Provider
National Transit InstituteTransit Type
AllTarget Audience
Transit professionals, those who manage or operate paratransit services, and Federal, State, and local representatives who work with the ADA communityLearning Objectives
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Assessment of Learner Performance
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Delivery Method
Instructor-led TrainingHow to Obtain the Course
Request a session via the following link:
Point of Contact
Ginny SternPhone
848-932-1700Restrictions for Use
Not ListedFee
FreeOther notes
Recommended that this course be completed prior to completing other ADA related courses