What is NOT a title included in the Americans with Disabilities Act?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is structured into various titles, each addressing different areas regarding the rights of individuals with disabilities. Title I addresses employment, ensuring that people with disabilities have equal opportunities in hiring and employment. Title II pertains to state and local government services, which encompasses access and equality in public services. Title III focuses on public accommodations, establishing accessibility in facilities such as restaurants, hotels, and theaters to ensure individuals with disabilities can enter and use them.

Title IV, which addresses telecommunications, mandates that telephone and television services provide necessary means for individuals with hearing or speech disabilities.

Therefore, the option that is labeled incorrectly in its description of the titles within the ADA is the one that states Title 3 is about state and local government, which in fact refers to public accommodations while Title 4 is specifically about telecommunications.