I am all for physically challenged accesible parking, but this may be a little too much. read all the sign

 

what sighn???

 

D'oh!

 

LOL... I remember when I lived in the Tampa area the City of Clearwater installed large print road signs so older drivers could see the street names. I'm not sure if I was the only one that saw a fundamental flaw in their logic or not, but it was amusing to me. I stayed out of Clearwater as much as I could, but the beach was truly a beautiful place and worth the risk.

Joe

 

what about the DRIVE UP atm machines with brail on the buttons...thats my personal favorite

 

Ditto.

 

what I don't unnerstannnn:

How do they find the stupid sign to to feel what it says.
I don't know of any requirement for standard placing.

 

Have you ever noticed that many of the buttons on drive up teller machines are in braile?

 

Shouldn't that sign be a little bigger?

 

In the pictures below, you will find another device for vision impaired drivers... "lane lines for the blind"...

 

up here them would not last long in the winter..plows would raise hell with them..instead they put grooves about 1" deep and they are 1'w x 2' L every 2 feet apart..trust me when you hit them..they do wake you up...

 

Down south we don't have snow plows so that's not an issue. We call those things City *******.

 

Those things do look like full C's

 

In good ole' California they're called Botts Dots. Supposedly some Dude named Botts invented them.

 

We called those "Drunk Bumps"