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Given the necessary adaptation of public institutions to the physical accessibility, according to Law 10.098 (BRAZIL, 2000), and increased of amount of people with disabilities in the university community at UFPB, there was the need for deployment of accessible routes in Campus I of institution. Initially, we implemented a pilot stretch from Accessible Route - TPRA in the Campus, which connects the Central Library to the University Restaurant; prepared by the Laboratory for Accessibility - LACESSE. The TPRA has 273me and it was assessed to fuel the process of accessible designs. In this sense , the objective was to conduct a performance evaluation TPRA from the user perception , assessing how they respond deploying accessible route; selecting the positive and negative points observed by them. The evaluation included walkthrough and accompanied tours; techniques important to verify the functionality of the design, because allow for generating a rich diagnosis with photos, interviews and videos; and made it clear how all gained with the implementation of the project in relation to the travel time, comfort, independence and recognition of space. However, despite the benefits provided for guidance and user mobility, needs of the project were also identified, such as the central positioning of the tactile floor on the rides, which generated conflict flow; and the slope of ramps, even with 8 %, according to NBR 9050/2004 (ABNT, 2004), still causes discomfort to the user, considerable effort is needed in their use. Thus, the experience allowed us to outline some guidelines adapting them to the real needs of users,

Avaliando o desempenho de uma rota acessível na UFPB