Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act ensures public land accessibility for people with disabilities.
The Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act aims to ensure access to public land for people with disabilities. It defines "disability-accessible land" as public land with at least 2.5 miles of authorized road accessible to motorized or off-road vehicles. The Act mandates that the Secretaries of Agriculture and the Interior prioritize updating travel management plans and motor vehicle use plans to include roads that provide access to diverse recreational opportunities.
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