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Dropped kerbs between parking bays and the
entrance
All pedestrian routes should be level and
accessible
Drop off points should be provided where
feasible
These requirements have been adopted as what is 'reasonably' expected of car park operators through BS 8300, 2001
Monitoring
Service Providers must actively and continuously monitor their disabled parking bays to ensure that they are freely available to disabled drivers and not abused by non-disabled drivers. |
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Required Provision of Dedicated Parking Spaces
Workplaces - 1 per disabled employee plus
1 space or 2% of the total capacity, whichever is
the greater.
Shopping, recreation & leisure - 1 per disabled
employee plus 6% of the total capacity.
Rail Car Parks - 1 per disabled employee plus
5% of the total capacity.
Churches - 2 spaces.
Crematoria - 2 spaces. |
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Service Providers are required to provide adequate and suitable parking for disabled customers and visitors:
Location of bays to be within 50m of the
entrance
Bays should be suitable designated by
appropriate signage
Bays should be monitored to ensure no abuse
by non-disabled drivers
Clear signs should show the way to the disabled
parking bays
Bays should be lined or painted to establish
location
Bays need to be large enough to accomodate
wheelchair users |
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