An example of community mobility and accessibility supported by the Americans with Disabilities Act is:
A) Ridesharing
B) Grocery delivery services
C) Curb cuts
D) Financial counseling

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Curb cuts, or curb ramps, as mandated by Title III of the ADA and the United States Access Board, an independent agency of the U.S. government devoted to accessibility for people with disabilities, are required along accessible routes when changes in level are greater than one-half inch. They are designed with wheelchairs in mind, but individuals who ambulate in their community with walkers or canes and have difficulty stepping up or down also benefit from curb cuts in intersections or parking lots. People propelling strollers or shopping carts have also found curb cuts to be enormously helpful to their community mobility.

An Example of Community Mobility and Accessibility Supported by the Americans