CSA Z604 : 2003

Preface
0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 Definitions and Reference Publications
  2.1 Definitions
  2.2 Reference Publications
3 Design and Constructional Requirements
  3.1 Overall Dimensions
  3.2 Seated Orientation
  3.3 Mass Limit
  3.4 Dynamic Brake and Manual Override
  3.5 Pelvic Belt Anchored to the Mobility Aid
      3.5.1 Anchor Points
      3.5.2 Anchor Point Locations
      3.5.3 Anchor Points and Anchorage Hardware
      3.5.4 Pelvic Belt Adjustment Range
      3.5.5 Shoulder Belt Interface
  3.6 Mobility Aid Securement Points
  3.7 Vehicle-Anchored Occupant Restraint System
      Compatibility
  3.8 Mobility-Aid-Anchored Belt Restraints
4 Identification, Labelling, Instructions, and
  Warnings
  4.1 Identification and Labelling
  4.2 Presale Literature
  4.3 User and Maintenance Instructions
  4.4 User Warnings
5 Performance Requirements
  5.1 Flammability
  5.2 Corrosion Protection
  5.3 Handholds
  5.4 Stability
      5.4.1 Static Stability
      5.4.2 Dynamic Stability
  5.5 Obstacle Climbing
  5.6 Ground Clearance
  5.7 Compatibility with Occupant Restraint System
  5.8 Dynamic Crashworthiness
6 Test Methods
  6.1 General
  6.2 Handhold Test
  6.3 Stability Tests
      6.3.1 General
      6.3.2 Static Stability Test
      6.3.3 Dynamic Stability Test
  6.4 Obstacle Climbing Test
  6.5 Ground Clearance Test
  6.6 Frontal Impact Test
  6.7 Impact Sled Deceleration-Time Pulse
  6.8 Test Results
Tables
Figures
Appendices
A - Specifications for Surrogate Mobility Aid
    Securement and Occupant Restraint (MASOR)
B - Recommended Practice

Specifies general design requirements, product marking and labelling, test procedures and performance requirements for single-occupancy mobility aids that are intended to be transported in vehicles having a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of less than 7000 kg (15,500 lb) and equipped to accommodate occupants who are seated in a mobility aid.