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Introduction Braille’s in public transport

Language

Spanish

Typology

Guidelines

Aim & target group

Blind people

Link

https://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/

Short description

Adding Braille’s signs in public transport and on city signs.

Main guidelines & principles extrapolated

  1. Enabling independent navigation around the city for blind people.
  2. Training transport people on the needs of blind people.
  3. Update Braille’s signs.
  4. Involvement of organizations of blind people in design.
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