Question

a tactile path is being installed in a public plaza. which alignment meets accessibility intent? it should end at parking areas and loading docks for service clarity. it should follow landscape curves to reinforce visual balance. it should lead from the site entry to key functions like entrances and restrooms. it may be omitted if signage and visual cues are present.

Explanation:

The purpose of a tactile path in a public plaza for accessibility is to guide people, especially those with visual impairments, to important areas. Leading from site - entry to key functions helps in achieving this intent. Ending at parking and loading docks is more about service, following landscape curves is for visual balance not accessibility, and omitting it when there are other cues defeats the purpose of tactile guidance for accessibility.

Answer:

It should lead from the site entry to key functions like entrances and restrooms.