Stairs on a ferry should have uniform, closed riser heights and uniform
tread depths. Where space permits, detectable, colour contrasting warning
surfaces should be provided at the top of stairs and at landings.
The tread surfaces of the stairs and the landings should be firm and nonslippery
and should not create glare. The top outer edge of each step
should be marked by a contrasting colour strip that runs the full width of the
leading edge of the tread and the vertical face of the nosing.
Stairways should have handrails on both sides, including at the landings.
If structural limitations of a ferry prevent any of the criteria concerning
handrails and uniform riser heights and tread depths from being satisfied,
and where an elevator is not provided or not available, a ferry operator
should provide assistance, if requested, to a passenger with a disability in
ascending and descending the stairs.
Stairs on a ferry should have uniform, closed riser heights and uniform
tread depths. Where space permits, detectable, colour contrasting warning
surfaces should be provided at the top of stairs and at landings.
The tread surfaces of the stairs and the landings should be firm and nonslippery
and should not create glare. The top outer edge of each step
should be marked by a contrasting colour strip that runs the full width of the
leading edge of the tread and the vertical face of the nosing.
Stairways should have handrails on both sides, including at the landings.
If structural limitations of a ferry prevent any of the criteria concerning
handrails and uniform riser heights and tread depths from being satisfied,
and where an elevator is not provided or not available, a ferry operator
should provide assistance, if requested, to a passenger with a disability in
ascending and descending the stairs.
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