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curb ramp

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curb ramp
A short ramp cut through a curb.
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ISLAMABAD, November 02, 2009 (Balochistan Times): The Capital Development Authority (CDA) often does not erect necessary curb ramps to ensure that people with disabilities can move throughout the city in a safe and convenient manner.
Disabled facing problems due to shortage of curb ramps by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
s engineering regulations as to the minimum width of driveways, the cross-slope, grading, curb ramps, directionality and edge conditions at the intersection of sidewalks and your driveway.
Curb Appeal Makeovers for Your Home by Scott Kavanagh / Home based business community
But they realized that this would remove some of the real-life variables, because a lot of information and cues individuals use to find the edge of the street can be detected long before they reach the curb ramp.
"Impact of Curb Ramps on the Safety of Persons Who Are Blind." by Sauerburger, Dona / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
 
 
 
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