ADA Training
ADA Training Presentations | |
| Transportation Symposium 2022 - FDOT ADA for Design, Construction, and Maintenance | ADA accessibility criteria for compliance along Florida’s transportation network. Originally delivered on 5/31/2022. See Webinar Q & A document. |
| 2022 FDOT ADA for Design, Construction, and Maintenance | ADA accessibility criteria for compliance along Florida’s transportation network. Originally delivered on 8/30/2022. See Webinar Q & A document. |
| 2021 FDOT Construction Academy | Essentials of accessibility for design and construction project managers and administrators. |
ADA Accessible Design Lite | Essentials of accessible design for transportation professionals, focusing on a plain description of the minimum accessibility requirements in Florida and Puerto Rico. Delivered 11/17/2020 by FDOT, PRHTA, FHWA, and FL LTAP. |
Archived ADA Training | |
| An introduction of the Americans with Disabilities Act - History, the Law, the Regulations and the Standards.
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| Accessibility to pedestrian facilities with public rights of way: sidewalks, curb ramps, crossings and pedestrian features along the roadway.
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| Accessibility on sites and within building facilities. Included are requirements of the ADA Standards and the Florida Accessibility Code.
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ADA for Local Agency Programs | Targeted toward city and county government staff, this course focuses on pedestrian facilities along roadways including sidewalks, curb ramps, detectable warnings, pedestrian push-buttons and crossings.
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| The Safe and Accessible Pedestrian Facilities Inventory Model (SAPFIM) is a web-based application designed to collect, manage and report on pedestrian facilities along public roadways. These include sidewalks, curb ramps
and crosswalks, and features affecting their accessibility and usability by pedestrians, including those with disabilities.
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(Microsoft PowerPoint) | Provides a description of Title VI and ADA requirements for roadway design and construction, including accessibility at roundabouts and accessibility through work zones. It also describes recent guidance from U.S. DOJ and U.S. DOT about
when curb ramp work is required during resurfacing projects.
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(YouTube Video) | This video training describes ADA criteria for pedestrian facilities along public roadways. It covers requirements in the ADA Standards and in the proposed Public Rights of Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG). This video is part of the Department’s
“Project Management Webinar Series”.
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Download the PowerPoint Viewer or PDF Reader from links provided on our Agency Resource Plug-In site | |