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    Theo makes a good point. What's the use of a BEGIN PATH sign? Maybe a PATH AHEAD sign, which would be more way finding than anything else. Probably my least favorite sign in the world is PATH ENDS, accompanied by the path ending midblock. Theo's ...

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    Hi Will, While this is not directly addressing your question regarding level landings, you may also want to consider reviewing the prepublication of TCRP Report 248, which includes a guide with examples of different recommended applications of ...

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    Handcycles and trikes (especially upright) perform more like a wheelchair than a bicycle. Please consider adaptive cycles when designing the ramps. Everyone Can Ride, but it may not look the same. ------------------------------ John waterman Executive ...

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    Because it is a bike ramp and not intended for pedestrians, the ramps should not need to meet pedestrian requirements. I have designed several with longitudinal grades greater than 1:12, and without perpendicular brakes in grade at the top or bottom. ...

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