In a building with an accessible route, what is the maximum running slope allowed for a walkway before it is considered a ramp?
Correct Answer
C) 5%
According to ADA guidelines, any walkway with a running slope greater than 5% (1:20) is considered a ramp and must comply with ramp requirements including handrails and landings.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
According to ADA guidelines, any walkway with a running slope greater than 5% (1:20) is considered a ramp and must comply with ramp requirements including handrails and landings.
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