ADA violations in parking lots are the most frequent and easily identifiable for lawsuits. These include incorrect marking, the access aisle, and identification signs. Other common issues are lack of accessible parking spaces, wrong locations, incorrect slopes, wrong dimensions of the parking spaces, and a deficient accessible route to enter a building.

Missing signs, incorrect slope, and limitations in the path of travel cause the accessible routes to be inaccessible per ADA regulations.

Incorrect slopes and the wrong width of a ramp violate these laws.  Certain non-flared curbs may cause wheelchair users to be overturned.  Lack of space to turn around on a level landing might prevent someone with mobility aids from using a ramp.

Hard to open doors and doors that close too quickly are some of the easiest violations to correct.  Additional violations easily corrected are hardware that requires adjustment or replacement.  These require too tight of a grip, pinching, and/or twisting of the wrist.

Proper signage is as important as other ADA requirements.  Elements and spaces where signs are required must be compliant by directing people towards the nearest accessible entrance, exit, and building elements.