What is the Universal Disability Access Symbol?

The video explains the Universal Disability Access symbol, which indicates that a place is equipped to assist people with disabilities. It is commonly seen in parking lots, public transport, and bathrooms, ensuring accessibility for those with mobility, hearing, or vision challenges. The symbol signifies that people with disabilities can enjoy the same independence and activities as those without disabilities. The video concludes with a review and questions to reinforce understanding.

What does the Universal Disability Access symbol signify?

• A place is open 24/7

• A place is accessible for people with disabilities

• A place is under construction

• A place is environmentally friendly

Where might you see the Universal Disability Access symbol in a school parking lot?

• On the parking spaces near the cafeteria

• On the parking spaces near the playground

• On the parking spaces closest to the entrance

• On the farthest parking spaces

How do public buses accommodate people with disabilities?

• By offering free rides

• By having wider aisles for wheelchairs

• By having a separate entrance

• By having extra seats

What additional assistance might a building with the Universal Disability Access symbol provide?

• Free parking

• Discounted tickets

• Free Wi-Fi

• Sign language interpreters

What is the broader significance of the Universal Disability Access symbol in communities?

• It indicates that people with disabilities have limited access

• It suggests that people with disabilities need constant assistance

• It shows that people with disabilities are not present

• It reminds us that people with disabilities participate in daily activities