Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
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Hi. Can anyone direct me to federal standards regarding the design of on-street parking that is to be labeled as handicapped?
The ADAAG appears to be focused on parking lots. I'm trying to figure out how wide an on-street stall would need to be. Also, if it would need a curbramp/accessible path/loading zone at street level. I was also wondering if a depressed curb would be required for the full length of the stall.
Thanks!
The ADAAG appears to be focused on parking lots. I'm trying to figure out how wide an on-street stall would need to be. Also, if it would need a curbramp/accessible path/loading zone at street level. I was also wondering if a depressed curb would be required for the full length of the stall.
Thanks!





RE: Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
You will have to check the state and local regulations where your project is located. The requirements for parking lots do not apply to parallel on-street parking spaces. The requirements vary wildly with on-treet parking.
RE: Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
RE: Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
As bimr noted, each state has specific requirements, but must generally follow the ADAAG. To my knowledge, there are no federal requirements beyond the ADA.
RE: Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards
RE: Looking for Handicapped Parallel Parking Standards