The installation of tactile routes is almost complete on the sidewalks of “Via Cairoli”. These modular tiles are coded with the Loges system: you have to follow the lines, with the buttons marking the danger. It would in theory make movement easier for people with impaired vision. We already have this kind of tiles in “Via Magenta” and you can see and feel them with your feet on many platforms in railway stations.
Provided that they will stay clear of cars and scooters, my only doubt about these routes is that they are not very straight, changing direction quite often.
Around obstacles the pattern of the tiles gets sometimes quite complicated. Some of our brightest minds already use these as bike paths.
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Over here, they are in yellow colour. Most of the times either parked upon with cars or in many cases broken.
If working, would indeed be great a help. Please have a good new week ahead.
I am not familiar with these, but I have not lived in the city for quite a number of years now. Very interesting.
Had never seen them VP.
Hmmm. I wonder, VP. This might be another of the best intentions paving the way to hell.
The idea is excellent but as Jack said...
never seen that before ... Hope it will be efficient :)
It's a fine idea. But if I were blind, I'd still keep my cane or guide dog.
I've seen such roads in other countries too but I didn't really know their practical use. Thanks for explaining!
Very graphic shots!
Never seen that before.
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