EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Access routes and external pathways Access to the building is feasiably served by both pedestrian and vehicle access. There are two entrance gates.Signages and Tactile guiding tiles are not present. Fig. : Entrance No. 2 3. ACCESSIBLE ROUTE No. Question Answers Remarks/recommendations Yes No 3.a An accessible route connects the Yes entrance gate, parking, alighting point all other external facilities with the accessible entrance 3.b The accessible path is: Minimally 1200mm wide Yes The surface of the pathway must be Yes firm non-slip and preferably covered There should not be a gradient of Yes more than 1:12 or a cross slope of 1:50 in the pathway If free of any barriers or obstacles. Yes Grating if any is perpendicular to the direction of the path Has a kerbramp in case there are No and level changes between the traffic lane and the accessible path. Has tactile guiding path including No directional, hazard warning and
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Access routes and external pathways Access to the building is feasiably served by both pedestrian and vehicle access. There are two entrance gates.Signages and Tactile guiding tiles are not present. Fig. : Entrance No. 2 3. ACCESSIBLE ROUTE No. Question Answers Remarks/recommendations Yes No 3.a An accessible route connects the entrance gate, parking, alighting point all other external facilities with the accessible entrance Yes 3.b The accessible path is: Minimally 1200mm wide Yes The surface of the pathway must be firm non-slip and preferably covered Yes There should not be a gradient of more than 1:12 or a cross slope of 1:50 in the pathway Yes If free of any barriers or obstacles. Grating if any is perpendicular to the direction of the path Yes Has a kerbramp in case there are and level changes between the traffic lane and the accessible path. No Has tactile guiding path including directional, hazard warning and No
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