Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act ensures public land accessibility for recreation.
The Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act mandates that the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management prioritize updating travel management plans and motor vehicle use plans. It defines "disability-accessible land" as public land with at least 2.5 miles of authorized road accessible to motorized vehicles or off-road vehicles. The Act requires the Secretaries concerned to account for the total length of traversable, approved roads in each square mile of public land.
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