A History of the Section 504 Regulations
E S Walther, William H. Crown, Lalita Sen, Harold G Willis
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E S Walther, William H. Crown, Lalita Sen, Harold G Willis
Abstract
This paper reviews the major points in the legislative development of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the subsequent efforts at implementation of that Section in the fields of public and specialized transportation. The 1971 White House Conference on Aging and a series of preceding and succeeding events addressing the mobility problems of the elderly and handicapped provided the necessary stimulus to spur the United States Congress to consider passage of a series of amendments and statutes which had the intent of improving transportation services for the elderly and the handicapped.
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This paper reviews the major points in the legislative development of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the subsequent efforts at implementation of that Section in the fields of public and specialized transportation. The 1971 White House Conference on Aging and a series of preceding and succeeding events addressing the mobility problems of the elderly and handicapped provided the necessary stimulus to spur the United States Congress to consider passage of a series of amendments and statutes which had the intent of improving transportation services for the elderly and the handicapped.
Key concepts: Statute, Section (typography), Legislative history, Legislature, White paper, Political science, Public administration, Engineering