PSA: Don't Use The ADA Bathroom Stall If You Don't Need To. Monica Torres. Updated Wed, August 16, 2023 at 1:12 PM UTC. 7 min read.

(ONE-DESIGN USE LICENSE, CANVA, May 8, 2024) Amy Dickinson, known as Ask Amy, answers a question about using an ADA-compliant toilet stall when you don’t need one.

Ask Amy: Why do people without disabilities choose use handicapped bathroom stalls? Published: May. 08, 2024, 10:59 a.m. A disabled restroom user would like you to leave the handicapped stall free ...

Dear Amy: I have only been able to use handicapped bathrooms for the last 10 years. Many places only have one larger stall, which is often occupied by a non-handicapped person.

Amy Dickinson, known as Ask Amy, answers a question about using an ADA-compliant toilet stall when you don’t need one. Canva ...

Advice; Ask Amy: People without disabilities need to stop using the big bathroom stalls. Published: ; May. 08, 2024, 3:48 a.m.

Even if you are handicapped or unable to use the smaller bathroom stalls, you still may need to wait your turn when the bigger stall is occupied. It is just a part of choosing to go out in public.

Manns said he took a video of the handicapped bathroom stall in December 2024. It showed the stall taped off and covered with trash bags. Click the video player above to view that video from Manns.

Dear Amy: I have been able to use only handicapped bathrooms for the last 10 years. Many places have only one larger stall, which is often occupied by a non-handicapped person even if the regular ...

Dear Amy: I have only been able to use handicapped bathrooms for the last 10 years. Many places only have one larger stall, which is often occupied by a non-handicapped person. The regular stalls ...

Dear Amy: I have only been able to use handicapped bathrooms for the last 10 years. Many places only have one larger stall, which is often occupied by a non-handicapped person.