Access Logos
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1 Step at Entrance
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2 Steps at Entrance
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3 Steps at Entrance
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4 Steps at Entrance
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5 Steps at Entrance
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Access is Difficult
Places that may be accessed by people on wheelchairs but through a very complicated route where a member of staff may need to assist. Generally places with back entrances are listed here.
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Accessible Lift
Places that have a lift provision that has a step free access. If the lift is small, but still may be useable by most wheelchair users, then a mention is present in the description.
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Accessible Route from Parking
Places that have a step free route from the parking till the entrance or the lift. (Accessible parking has not been identified as this is not a concept that is prevalent in India)
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Assisted Ramp Access
Places that have a ramp with a gradient steeper than 1:12 where someone may need to assist in pushing the wheelchair over it.
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Independent Ramp Access
Places that have a ramp with a gradient gentler than 1:12 that a person on a wheelchair may be able to negotiate independently.
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Braille Information Available
Places that may have some amount of information available in Braille. While we found only 2 places that had this, we felt it was important to acknowledge these places.
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Internally Levelled
Places that are leveled (& step-free) inside. This logo is not indicative of the entrance. The entrance of this place may not be accessible.
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Kerb with no Ramp
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Shower with Ambulatory Access
Includes shower areas that are either too small to accommodate a wheelchair or have step(s) at the entrance. However, these do have a shower seat provision.
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Shower with Wheelchair Access
Includes shower areas that are step free, have adequate space to accommodate a wheelchair and have a shower seat.
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Split Levels
Places that internally are at different levels. The split levels may include different floors without a lift connection or may also be places that may have split levels on same floor.
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Step Free to/ from Road
Term used only in the Metro/ tube station listings. These are the stations that have a step free accessible route from the road. All stations that do not have this logo have a kerb on route to the accessible entrance.
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Toilet with Ambulatory Access
Includes toilets that may have a step at their entrance or may be small to accommodate a wheelchair or may not have a side transfer space. However, these do have at least one horizontal grab-bar installed adjacent to the toilet seat.
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Toilet with Wheelchair Access
Includes toilets that have a step free entrance, are large enough to accommodate a wheelchair, have adequate side transfer space next to the toilet seat and have at least one horizontal grab-bar installed adjacent to the toilet seat.
