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Parking Lots and Passenger Loading Zones Checklist

by John Minihan, from the Community

Use this checklist to inspect parking lots and passenger loading zones for safety and accessibility. Verify car and van space dimensions, adequate counts and dispersal of accessible spaces, and that routes follow the shortest accessible path. Confirm access aisle width, length, location on the passenger side for angled bays, level surfaces, and slopes not exceeding 2 percent. Check signage with the International Symbol of Accessibility and van accessible labels. Review vertical clearances, loading zone length and width, adjacency to accessible routes, and markings that discourage parking in aisles. Note curb ramps, wheel stops, and surface conditions.

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Parking Lot and Passenger Loading Zone Checklist
This inspection checklist helps assess parking lots and passenger loading zones for accessibility, safety, and compliance. It covers parking space dimensions, van accessible requirements, slopes and grading, wheel stops, access aisles, signage placement, loading zone layout, vertical clearance, and surface conditions. Use it to verify that spaces are on the shortest accessible route, aisles extend the full length of spaces, markings discourage parking in aisles, and signage is visible at the proper height. Ideal for facility and campus managers to document observations, note deficiencies, and plan corrective actions. Not a substitute for professional advice.
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