Question

exit routes must be adequately signposted and sufficiently large for any evacuees. which of the following is another requirement that exit routes must meet? select the best option. the exit route must lead to an outside area all emergency signs should be red doors along the exit route should require a special key to unlock them

Explanation:

• Exit routes need to be functional for evacuations. Leading to an outside area is a key safety requirement as it provides a safe destination.
• Emergency signs are typically green (not red) to indicate safety and exit directions.
• Doors along exit routes should not require a special key as that would impede quick evacuation.

Answer:

The exit route must lead to an outside area