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Reported by:
Lilibeth Alalay
BSREM
BATAS PAMBANSA 344
(ACCESSIBILITY LAW)
Architectural Features & Facilities:
Stairs
Walkways
Corridors
Doors & Entrance
Washrooms & Toilets
Lifts/Elevators
Ramps
Parking Areas
Switches, Controls, Buzzers
Handrails
Thresholds
Floor Finishes
Drinking Fountains
Public Telephones
Seating Accommodations
RULE 2: MINIMUM
REQUIREMENTS
BASIC PHYSICAL
PLANNING REQUIREMENTS:
ACCESSIBILITY . The built environment shall be designed so that it
shall be accessible to all people. This means that no criteria shall impede
the use of facilities by either the handicapped or nondisabled citizens.
REACHABILTY. Provisions shall be adapted and introduced to the
physical environment so that as many places or buildings as possible
can be reached by all.
USABILITY. The built environment shall be designed so that all
persons, whether they are disabled or not, may use and enjoy it.
ORIENTATION. Finding a person’s way inside and outside of a
building or open space shall be made easy for everyone.
SAFETY. Designing for safety insures that people shall be able to move
about with fewer hazards to life and health.
WORK ABILITY & EFFICIENCY. The built environment shall be
designed to allow the disabled citizens to participate and contribute to
developmental goals.
RULE 3:Specific Requirements
RULE 4: Public Transportation
Regular Buses
- 5 designated seats near doors
Passenger Trains
- 6 seats per car near the doors
Jeepneys
- 2 seats preferable near door
Domestic Shipping
- Give priority during embarkation & disembarkation.
RULE 5: Administration &
Enforcement