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12.5.2.     Landside ramps


               Landside ramps connecting the building with the berth shall be according to Section B
               of this Code.


               As a minimum, the berth should have a paved, slip-resistant surface with a sign post
               indicating the vessel route. The front edge of the paved surface should have a bright
               colored strip. If the berth is not leveled with the vessel, a gangway shall be provided.

               Seating shall be provided for passengers to wait and rest.

               A cover shall be provided to protect passengers from the weather.


               12.5.3.     Stations


               Marine stations should have a minimum of a sheltered structure with a roof and
               protected sides. Station buildings shall be accessible as per Section B of this Code.


               A bench should provide seating with provisions for obese persons and pregnant women
               without armrests in between seats, but with armrests at the end of the bench. A space
               for a wheelchair/scooter should be 865 mm x 1400 mm.


               A large print schedule and a route map should be displayed.


               Transparent sides/windows should be provided for safety during day times, as well as
               for safety by night with interior and exterior lighting.


               A “Help” phone should be available for information and safety. A text option should be
               available for people who are deaf.

               Ticketing counters should have a section accessible for persons using wheelchairs at
               the height of 780 mm. and shall have an induction loop for person with hearing aids.


               Accessible washrooms shall be provided according to Section B of this Code.


               Floors shall be non-slip and non-glare.


               Schedules shall be provided in audio and visual displays.











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