Mobility Access & Etiquette Survey

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At VisitAble, we're dedicated to closing the gap between ADA compliance and practical mobility accessibility. We would greatly appreciate your input to any of the following questions. Please feel free to share this survey around. If you would like to learn more about us, please visit the following link: https://linktr.ee/visitable.

Please select the 10 mobility accessibility features that are the most important to you: *

Number of accessible parking spots (more than 1)

Proximity of accessible parking to the accessible entrance or point of interest

Slope of parking lot

Surface of parking lot

Slope of pathway from accessible parking spot to the entrance or point of interest

Whether handrails are present along an accessible route

Width of accessible route outside of a building/establishment (does it matter if it is 36" wide versus 60" wide?)

Surface of accessible route

No stairs or other barriers to entry

Number of accessible entrances (more than 1)

Whether there are door operators (button) on accessible entrances

Ease of opening/closing door(s) to an accessible entrance

Adequate accessible seating, location and quantity (if applicable)

Height of tables, countertops, bar, service counter(s) etc.

Height-adjustable dining/work surfaces or service counters

Adequate maneuvering space inside an establishment (accessible route)

Number of accessible routes within a building (is there more than 1 path available to get to various areas within the establishment?)

Dispersion of accessible seating (only in one area or spread throughout)

Floor surface material (i.e. carpet, tile, concrete, hardwood)

Accessible restroom(s)

Single stall accessible restroom available (instead of multi-stall restroom with accessible stall)

Accessible restroom with push button door operator

Ease of opening or closing restroom door (without a push button)

Appropriate maneuvering clearance to the side of the door (for opening or closing without a push button)

Door opening or closing hardware (knob vs. lever vs. push/pull)

Number of accessible stalls (more than 1)

Type of latching/locking mechanism to accessible stall (slide vs. twist)

Floor mounted v. wall mounted toilet

Wall mounted toilet paper dispenser v. freestanding toilet paper holder/dispenser

Vertical grab bar in accessible stall (above horizontal grab bar)

Horizontal side grab bar

Horizontal Rear grab bar behind the toilet in the accessible stall

Bench available in restroom

Automated accessories within the restroom (i.e. flushing mechanism, soap, and paper towel dispensers)

Mounting height of accessories within the restroom

Mirror height within restroom

Other:

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Do you think disability etiquette is a crucial part of accessibility? *

Yes

What are the types of locations you most often visit outside of home and work? (select your top 3) *

Food & Drink (Bars, Coffee Shops, Restaurants, Breweries, Wineries, etc.)

Entertainment Locations (Movie Theater, Arcade, Escape Rooms, Bowling Alley, etc.)

Lodging (Hotels, Motels, Air BnB, VRBO, etc.)

Retail (Grocery, Convenience Store, Clothing Store, Pet Store, Antique Store, etc.)

Recreation (Outdoor Parks, Gyms, Water Parks, Sports Fields, Playgrounds, etc.)

Health & Wellness (Acupuncture, Counseling, Spa, Physical Therapy, Cryotherapy, etc.)

Service-based (Nail Salon, Barbershop, Hair Salon, Dry Cleaner, Lawyer, etc.)

Schools & Government (Universities facilities, Government buildings, Public Schools, etc.)

Required

Of the types of locations listed below, at which ones do you most often encounter accessibility or disability etiquette issues? (select your top 3) *

Food and Drink (Bars, Coffee Shops, Restaurants, Breweries, Wineries, etc.)

Entertainment Locations (Movie Theater, Arcade, Escape Rooms, Bowling Alley, etc.)

Lodging (Hotels, Motels, Air BnB, VRBO, etc.)

Retail (Grocery, Convenience Store, Clothing Store, Pet Store, Antique Store, etc.)

Recreation (Outdoor Parks, Gyms, Water Parks, Sports Fields, Playgrounds, etc.)

Health & Wellness (Acupuncture, Counseling, Spa, Physical Therapy, Cryotherapy, etc.)

Service-based (Nail Salon, Barbershop, Hair Salon, Dry Cleaner, Lawyer, etc.)

Schools & Government (Universities facilities, Government buildings, Public Schools, etc.)

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Would you be more likely to visit a location if you knew the staff had received disability etiquette training and if so how strongly does it impact your decision? *

No influence on my decision

It would greatly increase the likelihood that I would visit the establishment

How often do you research the accessibility of a location before you visit it? *

Often

Somewhat Often

Rarely

Never

How do you currently find accessibility information? *

Calling ahead

A crowd-sourced application for accessibility information

Google or Yelp

I don't search for accessibility information

Word of Mouth

Other:

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How happy are you with your current methods of finding accessibility information? *

Not happy at all

Extremely happy

Of the types of locations listed below, which ones do you need to do the most accessibility research on? (select your top 3) *

Food and Drink (Bars, Coffee Shops, Restaurants, Breweries, Wineries, etc.)

Entertainment Locations (Movie Theater, Arcade, Escape Rooms, Bowling Alley, etc.)

Lodging (Hotels, Motels, Air BnB, VRBO, etc.)

Retail (Grocery, Convenience Store, Clothing Store, Pet Store, Antique Store, etc.)

Recreation (Outdoor Parks, Gyms, Water Parks, Sports Fields, Playgrounds, etc.)

Health & Wellness (Acupuncture, Counseling, Spa, Physical Therapy, Cryotherapy, etc.)

Service-based (Nail Salon, Barbershop, Hair Salon, Dry Cleaner, Lawyer, etc.)

Schools & Government (Universities facilities, Government buildings, Public Schools, etc.)

Required

How can your current method of finding accessibility information be improved?

Describe below any issues you regularly encounter that were not addressed above.

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