Which Title addresses public accommodations?

• A. Title I Employment
• B. Title II Public Service
• C. Title III Public Accommodations
• D. Title IV Telecommunications

Answer: (C)

Public accommodations are addressed by Title III. This part of the ADA focuses on private businesses and nonprofit organizations that serve the public—places like restaurants, hotels, theaters, stores, banks, museums, and similar venues. It prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and requires accessibility for these spaces, including removing barriers that are readily achievable and ensuring new facilities meet accessible design standards. The aim is to make everyday public spaces usable by everyone.

Other parts of the ADA cover different areas: Title I protects employees with disabilities and requires reasonable accommodations in the workplace; Title II covers state and local government programs and services; Title IV deals with telecommunications accessibility. Since the question specifically asks about public accommodations, Title III is the appropriate focus.