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Checking the ADA requirements for a Passenger Loading Zone is fairly easy when you use and run an ADA compliance check at AdaResults.com. Minimal tools and requires no knowledge or understanding of the ADA codes; you just take a few measurements, answer a couple of questions and get you ADA results Instantly!

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If you can identify a passenger loading zone it should have an area where a vehicle can pull up and also an area for unloading passenger, the unloading area should be at the same level as the pull up space. If you cant readily identify the loading zone you can still use the loading zone compliance check to evaluate what you will need to meet the ada requirments.

Vehicle Pull up Space

Length

Measure the entire length of the vehicle pull up space, 20 feet will be sufficient but you will need to enter the value in inches if using the loading zone compliance checker. The pull up space should be outside of the access aisle, if its not then you may not be ADA compliant; use the illustration below for reference.

Width

Measure the width of the pull up space. The pull up space should be outside of the access aisle, if its not then you may not be ADA compliant; use the illustration below for reference.

Access Aisle

Access aisle is adjacent to vehicle pull up space

Use the illustration below for reference, if the access aisle is adjacent to the full up space like the illustration then you should mark the check box.

Access aisle is at the same level as the pull up space

Your access aisle is at the same level as the pull up space when, its at the same level; this means that there should not be any curbs between the pull up space and the access aisle.

Access aisle is marked to discourage parking within it

If the access aisle is marked to discourage parking you will need to mark the check box.

Width

Measure the width of the access aisle and enter the value in inches.

Length

measure the length of the access aisle, it should be as long as the pull up space.

Slope/Cross Slope

Take a slope reading in several places along the access aisle, do slope and cross slope and provide the highest value; your slope meter and entered value should be provided as a percent of the slope (1:50 = 2.0%)