Ease of movement around West Malling, Part 3 Ease of access

Worksheet T3, Part 3 Ease of access 
Q11. Using signposts only, both as a pedestrian and as a car user, how easy is to find the way from key locations such as the short-stay car park, train station and bus station to the:
*main shopping street
*library
*tourist information centre
Starting points for information
*Test in person
*Survey visitors
*Visitor Surveys conducted by the local Tourist Board
Q12. Are the majority of disabled parking places within 250 metres of the main focal points of the town centre such as the main shopping area?
 
Method
Consider if the routes between parking spaces and focal points easy to access; for example, do they have steep or high curbs?
It is probably easiest to identify and plot the area with a 250m radius on a map.''
Starting points for information
*Local survey
*Local maps
Notes
(Worksheets EC7 Q8; S2 Q7,9; S3 Q5 also refer to disability issues)
Q13. Where is the shop mobility scheme, when is it to open and how many motorised wheelchairs does it have.
Starting points for information
Disability Access officer of the district council
Internet Research
 Q14. Do the majority of pedestrian crossings have tactile markings and audible warnings such as pelican crossings? 
 
Starting points for information
*Local survey
Notes
(Worksheets EN1 Q10; EN3 Q7; EC7 Q13,14 also refer to pedestrian access)
 Q15. Are the pavements in good condition and are there dropped kerbs at crossing points? 
 Starting points for information
*Local survey
Q16. Which public buildings and shops have disabled access?
 
Starting points for information
*District or county council disability or access officer
*Local survey
Notes
(Worksheets EC7 Q8; S2 Q7,9; S3 Q5 also refer to disability issues. Worksheets EC4 Q2,3; EC5; S7 also refer to retail and service sector)