In this project, we completed a comprehensive mapping of the existing structure of pedestrian ramps across various locations. The primary goal was to assess whether these ramps posed security problems and to determine their compliance with current regulations for handicapped users.

Key Achievements:

• Mapping of Pedestrian Ramps: We conducted a thorough survey to create detailed maps of the existing pedestrian ramps, documenting their locations, designs, and conditions to provide a clear overview of accessibility infrastructure.

• Assessment of Security and Compliance: Our team evaluated each ramp for potential security issues, such as structural integrity and safety hazards, while also assessing their compliance with regulations for handicapped accessibility.

• Adherence to Accessibility Standards: The project aligned with local and national standards regarding accessibility for handicapped users, ensuring that all ramps met the necessary requirements for safety and usability.

Project Outcomes:

• Enhanced Safety and Accessibility: The assessments identified critical areas needing improvement, ensuring that pedestrian ramps were safe and accessible for all users, particularly those with disabilities.

• Informed Recommendations: Based on our findings, we provided actionable recommendations for improving ramp designs and addressing any security concerns, supporting better urban planning and infrastructure development.

• Support for Regulatory Compliance: The project helped local authorities understand areas of non-compliance, guiding them in making necessary adjustments to meet accessibility regulations.

This project highlighted our commitment to enhancing public infrastructure and ensuring that pedestrian environments are safe and accessible for all users.