The three main points of an exit route are:
Exit Access: This refers to the segment of the exit route that guides individuals toward an exit. It includes hallways, corridors, aisles, or any other means of reaching the exit. Exit: The exit itself is a designated area that provides a secure passage to individuals seeking to evacuate. It is typically separated from the rest of the workspace to ensure a clear path to safety. Exit Discharge: The exit discharge is the final section of the exit route that leads individuals directly outdoors or to an open area with unrestricted outdoor access. It may be a street, walkway, emergency assembly point, or any other space that provides a safe exit from the building.