Accessible Pedestrian Signals: A Guide to Best Practices (Workshop Edition 2010)

University of Washington

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This document provides an introduction to accessible pedestrian signals (APSs) and highlights issues related to the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of APSs. The report also addresses public education, U.S. case studies, and international practice related to APSs. In addition, the report explores issues related to travel by pedestrians who are blind or who have low vision, and examines traffic signals and modern intersection design. This document is designed to serve as a companion resource document to a one-day training course on accessible pedestrian signals.

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2005Blind Pedestrians and the Changing Technology and Geometry of Signalized Intersections: Safety, Orientation, and Independence 2000ADDRESSING BARRIERS TO BLIND PEDESTRIANS AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS 2006Accessible Pedestrian Signals 2000Towards an Accessible City: Removing Functional Barriers for the Blind and Vision Impaired: A Case for Auditory Signs 2005Crossroads: Modern Interactive Intersections and Accessible Pedestrian Signals 2005Field Comparison of Two Types of Accessible Pedestrian Signals

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