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Which crosswalk? Effects of accessible pedestrian signal characteristics
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Which crosswalk? Effects of accessible pedestrian signal characteristics (2004)Which crosswalk? Effects of accessible pe…ADDRESSING BARRIERS TO BLIND PEDESTRIANS AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS (2000)ADDRESSING BARRIERS TO BLIND …Audible pedestrian signals as directional beacons (2005)Audible pedestrian signals as…Accessible Pedestrian Signals: The Effect of Push-Button Location and Audible "Walk" Indications on Pedestrian Behavior (2005)Accessible Pedestrian Signals…The Use of Audible Traffic Signals in the United States (1990)DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL TYPE OF AUDIBLE TRAFFIC SIGNAL FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEDESTRIANS AND COMPARISON OF ITS ACOUSTIC GUIDING FUNCTION WITH THE PRESENTLY USED AUDIBLE TRAFFIC SIGNAL (1997)Socioeconomic and travel factors that affect perceptions of visually impaired persons regarding crosswalk tactile paving (2024)Accessible Pedestrian Signals: Effect of Device Features (2006)Accessible Pedestrian Signals at Complex Intersections (2008)4. “Not to Scale” (2016)Influence of the built environment on community mobility of people living with visual disabilities: a scoping review (2024)
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  • 2000ADDRESSING BARRIERS TO BLIND PEDESTRIANS AT SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS32 cited

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  • 2005Accessible Pedestrian Signals: The Effect of Push-Button Location and Audible "Walk" Indications on Pedestrian Behavior6 cited
  • 2005Audible pedestrian signals as directional beacons5 cited

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