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Purpose of this Code of Practice
This Code contains accessibility standards developed to achieve a minimum level of accessibility for persons with disabilities when using non-National Airports System (non-NAS) air terminals, and sets out what the Agency expects of these air terminal operators when...
Publication | 2016-01-21
... handicapped (navh). standards and criteria for large print publications . audio formats mp3 mp3 is a common consumer standard for digital ... Handicapped (NAVH). Standards and Criteria for Large Print Publications . Audio formats MP3 MP3 is a common consumer standard for digital ...
Web page | 2016-03-30
How to design for accessibility
Principles of universal design and guidelines
List of Canadian Standards Association accessibility standards
Partial list of items included in CAN/CSA-B651 Accessible Design for the Built Environment
Standards for the accessibility of terminals...
Web page | 2016-01-20
Purpose of the Code of Practice
This Code of Practice (Code) contains accessibility standards developed to enhance the level of accessibility for persons with disabilities when travelling by air, and sets out what the Canadian Transportation Agency expects of aircraft operators.
In addition to...
Publication | 2016-03-17
... canada. it was created as a guide to make government publications easier to understand for persons who are print-disabled. it ... Canada. It was created as a guide to make government publications easier to understand for persons who are print-disabled. It ...
Publication | 2016-03-31
Introduction
Transportation service providers are required to assist their passengers with disabilities and are guided by the Canadian Transportation Agency's accessibility standards (including regulations and codes of practice), which help ensure that air and federal rail, ferry and bus services...
Publication | 2016-03-10
Background
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is responsible for ensuring that undue obstacles to the mobility of persons with disabilities are removed from air and federal rail, ferry and bus services and facilities. It seeks to remove these obstacles by:
administering regulations and...
Publication | 2016-06-08
Most provisions of the – over 200 – are now in force. More complex provisions are being phased-in over two years until 2022.
The ATPDR have been amended to correct errors and inconsistencies so that the ATPDR are as clear as possible. In addition, the Canadian Transportation Agency Designated...
Consultation | 2016-05-31
Executive summary
Introduction and background
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is an independent quasi-judicial tribunal of the Government of Canada. Part V of the Agency's enabling statute, the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10 (CTA), contains accessible transportation...
Publication | 2016-06-15
A. Background
In 2011, the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) initiated a monitoring exercise aimed at assessing and improving transportation service providers' compliance with section 1.2 of the Agency's Code of Practice: Removing Communication Barriers for Travellers with Disabilities (...
Publication | 2016-07-07