APS Regulation
Accessible Pedestrian Systems (APS) regulations have evolved recently. Hear about the latest laws in your area and help blind people cross the road safely.
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London’s Accessible Pedestrian Crossings: What Does The Law Say?
Every day more than 250,000 visually impaired people cross the streets of London. What are current regulations, legislation and guidance to make the pedestrian crossings of the capital accessible?
What Are the Regulations Concerning APS in Montreal?
200 Accessible Pedestrian Signals can be found throughout Montreal. But are the regulation regarding their installation and characteristics?
Everything You Need to Know about Accessible Pedestrian Signals Regulation in New York City
What are locals requirments for Accessible Pedestrian Signals in New York City? Find all the information you need to meet state and local standards.
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Disability Statistics in the US: Looking Beyond Figures for an Accessible and Inclusive Society
Disability Statistics in the US: Looking Beyond Figures for an Accessible and Inclusive Society Around 61 million adults in the United States live with a disability. Diving into disability statistics in the US will help us know exactly who is concerned and what...
How to Foster Inclusive Mobility at Public Transit?
How to Foster Inclusive Mobility at Public Transit?You probably have heard of inclusive mobility but do you know what it actually means? For public transit all over the world, this notion gets more and more important. And more realistic to implement as many...
The Ultimate Guide to Accessible Pedestrian Signals
The Ultimate Guide to Accessible Pedestrian Signals Table of contents What are accessible pedestrian signals?Why do cities have accessible pedestrian signals?Who are APS for?How do audible traffic signals work exactly?What is pedestrian detection?Why are...
Hearing Impaired People: a Multitude of Profiles for Different Needs
Hearing Impaired People: a Multitude of Profiles for Different Needs Did you know that hearing impaired people have several profiles and that the way they identify themselves is important? You may be familiar with deaf and hard of hearing people but for each of...
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