parcheggi disabili

  • Via Roma, 21B Ortona

PARCHEGGI DISABILI PUBBLICI

Number of disabled parking spaces

How many disabled parking spaces are there in the concerned area?    1  

Positioning Public parking

Where is the parking located?    On a one way street  
Which side is it on?    Right  
How is the parking lot oriented with respect to the road axis?    Diagonal  
Are there clear signs to reach the parking lot?    NO  
Is vertical signage present?    Yes  
Are the road markings easily recognizable?    Hardly recognizable  
Is it covered parking?    NO  

Size and Spaces for Disabled Parking

Indicate the size of the stall    Width less than 3.2m  
Where is the descent space located?    Absent  
Are there any vertical obstacles?    Trees  
Which side is it on?    Left  
Are there artificial light sources to illuminate the area?    Less than 3 meters  

Outdoor flooring

Asphalt  
What state is the flooring in?    Discreet  
Does the pavement have slopes?    Yes, longitudinal  

Sidewalk Public Parking

Is there a sidewalk adjacent to the parking lot?    YES  
Is there an access ramp to the sidewalk?    YES  
Indicates the slope of the ramp    from 4% to 8% (from 2.5° to 5°) Moderately accessible  
Indicates the ramp access threshold    <2.5cm  
How far is the ramp from the car park?    Between 7 and 10 meters  
Indicate the height of the sidewalk    between 5cm and 15cm  

What do you find in the accessibility sheet?

The accessibility card allows the user to have the information he or she needs to assess whether a place or facility is suitable for his or her needs.

Willeasy aims to have objective, verified and high quality data,

Accessibility records can have four levels of quality depending on who collected the data and where they came from.

CERTIFIED DATA: The data was collected by a qualified Willeasy surveyor via the Willeasy Survey app. It is guaranteed that on the date of the survey the situation reported corresponds to reality.

VERIFIED DATA: The data were collected by volunteers using the Willeasy Survey App who voluntarily acquired some of the facility's accessibility data.

DATA PROVIDED BY THE OWNER: The data are provided by the owner through self-detection with the Willeasy Detection App or by filling in self-detection forms.

DATA FOUND ON THE WEB: The data were collected from the websites of the facilities, from public databases or from other websites. The quality of the data is not guaranteed.