Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Practice Exam

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For school-age children, how high must wheelchair accessible ramps be to require two handrails on each side?

  1. Less than or equal to 24 inches

  2. Less than or equal to 36 inches

  3. Less than or equal to 48 inches

  4. Less than or equal to 60 inches

The correct answer is: Less than or equal to 48 inches

For school-age children, ramps that are less than or equal to 48 inches high require two handrails on each side. This is because these ramps are considered to be a higher risk for falls and provide additional support and safety for children using wheelchairs. Options A, B, and D are incorrect because they do not meet the required height for requiring two handrails on each side. It is important to adhere to these guidelines to ensure safety and accessibility for all individuals, especially children with disabilities.

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