Which A.D.A. title is focused on telecommunications?

Title IV of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) specifically addresses telecommunications. This title ensures that individuals with hearing and speech disabilities have access to telephone services. It mandates the provision of relay services, which allow individuals with hearing impairments to communicate via telephone through specially trained operators. This inclusion reflects the goal of the ADA to ensure that individuals with disabilities have equal access to communication and information technologies, thus promoting inclusivity in public life.

The other titles of the ADA focus on different areas, such as employment, public services, and public accommodations, which makes Title IV distinct in its dedicated focus on telecommunications.