To make buildings and spaces accessible to people with disabilities.

To make buildings and spaces more aesthetically pleasing.

To make buildings and spaces more energy-efficient.

To make buildings and spaces more secure.

A federal law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities.

A federal law that requires businesses to provide accessible restrooms.

A federal law that requires businesses to provide ramps and elevators.

A federal law that requires businesses to provide accessible parking spaces.

Ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms.

Wide doorways and hallways.

Accessible parking spaces.

All of the above.

A ramp is a sloped surface that connects two levels, while a curb cut is a lowered section of curb that allows people with disabilities to cross the street.

A ramp is a sloped surface that allows people with disabilities to enter a building, while a curb cut is a lowered section of curb that allows people with disabilities to cross the street.

A ramp is a sloped surface that allows people with disabilities to cross the street, while a curb cut is a lowered section of curb that allows people with disabilities to enter a building.

A ramp is a sloped surface that allows people with disabilities to enter a building, while a curb cut is a lowered section of curb that allows people with disabilities to cross the street.

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