; (C) establishing polling places on Native American reservations that are open for voting days and hours commensurate with polling place days and hours in urban areas within the State; (D) giving Indian tribes authority to designate buildings that can be used as a residential address for voter registration and for physical sites for ballot pickup, drop-off, and collection; (E) offering information in unwritten languages or languages not widely used in written form, in consultation with relevant Tribal governments; (F) collecting ballots from remote polling locations, ballot collection boxes, and tribally designated buildings; (G) carrying out any activities permitted under paragraph (2) to improve accessibility for American Indian and Alaska Native voters with disabilities; and (H) providing voter education on the activities carried out under this paragraph. (5) Curbside voting The implementation and promotion of curbside voting to allow individuals to pick up ballots, complete them, and return them to a poll worker from their vehicles. (6) Funding to meet maximum wait time standard at polling locations (A) In general The implementation of standards that reduce wait times at polling locations. (B) Certification requirement In the case where the State uses funds for purposes described in subparagraph (A) with respect to an election for Federal office, the State shall certify to the Commission within 120 days of the election that wait time standards were met in the State with respect to such election. (7) Funding for publication of wait times (A) In general The development or implementation of an accessible, web-based platform for the publication of wait times for voting in Federal elections. (B) Requirement If a State uses funds for a purpose described in subparagraph (A), the State shall take reasonable steps before using such platform in an election for Federal office— (i) to provide advance training to election workers regarding use of the platform; (ii) to notify voters of the platform