1 CCR 301-25-21.0 - Emergency Exits
21.1 All
emergency exits shall conform to FMVSS 217.
21.2 A district, charter school,
and service provider may choose to have more emergency exits
installed.
21.3 Emergency doors may
be installed in place of emergency windows.
21.03(a) Emergency door(s) shall be equipped
with a three-point latch mechanism. The inside door handle shall be designed
with a guard for protection against accidental release.
21.03(b) The exterior door handle shall be of
a permanent hitch-proof design and mounted with enough clearance to permit
opening without touching the door surface.
21.03(c) All emergency door openings shall be
completely weather-stripped. No obstruction shall be higher than 1/4 inch
across the bottom of any emergency door opening.
21.03(d) A head bumper pad shall be installed
over the emergency door on the inside of the bus body. The pad shall be
approximately 3-inches wide (high), at least 1-inch thick, and extend across
the entire top of the emergency door opening. The padding shall be of the same
materials as the padding used over the service door.
21.03(e) The rear emergency door shall
contain upper and lower glass panels that comply with FMVSS 205. Glass in the
emergency door shall provide the maximum area of visibility for the safe
operation of the bus.
21.03(f) The
emergency window glass shall meet FMVSS 205. Glass shall be tempered unless
specified laminated by the purchaser.
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