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19 NYCRR 300.6

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Accessibility graphic and components

Register checked through August 19, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 33

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Dates and status
Compiling agency
Department of State
Text status
Phase2b Dequote Reversal
Register checked through
August 19, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 33
Activity status
No later Register activity identified in this check.
Source snapshot
May 19, 2026

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The following graphic and explanations of its component parts, as provided by The Accessible Icon Project (http://www.accessibleicon.org/icon.html), are included here for illustrative purposes only and to further emphasize that removal of the word handicapped and the updated depiction of a dynamic person in a wheelchair broadcasts an important message that emphasis should be on the person rather than the disability.

​ Head Position Head is forward to indicate the forward motion of the person through space. Here the person is the "driver" or decision maker about her mobility.

​ Arm Angle Arm is pointing backward to suggest the dynamic mobility of a chair user, regardless of whether or not she uses her arms. Depicting the body in motion represents the symbolically active status of navigating the world.

​ Wheel Cutouts By including white angled knockouts the symbol presents the wheel as being in motion. These knockouts also work for creating stencils used in spray paint application of the icon. Having just one version of the logo keeps things more consistent and allows viewers to more clearly understand intended message.

​ Limb Rendition The human depiction in this icon is consistent with other body representations found in the ISO 7001 - DOT Pictograms. Using a different portrayal of the human body would clash with these established and widely used icons and could lead to confusion.

​ Leg Position The leg has been moved forward to allow for more space between it and the wheel which allows for better readability and cleaner application of icon as a stencil.

State Register activity

No Register activity identified in this check.Register checked through August 19, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 33.

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