Braille

It's nice to see signs in Braille on the train

[Jennie B.]

It must be so hard to read Braille. It is nice that your trains have it.

[Babs]

Seems like a good idea, but how does the blind person know it is there?

[Kathy]

Don't you know that sight impaired people have to really use the hand sanitizer, even in the best of times. Glad they are thought of too.

[Kathy A]

@onewing I have no idea!

[Diana]

What a great idea, would love to know what it says.

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, yes, nice indeed!

[Mags]

Very nice!

[Fisher Family]

An interesting shot - some of our trains have braille too, with a helpful translation beside them for those of us not gifted with the ability to read braille.

Ian

[Ann H. LeFevre]

A fascinating way to give mobility and freedom to people who might not be able to travel otherwise. Good catch.

[summerfield]

in grade school, we were taught how to read braille but my classmates and i couldn't help not looking. i have forgotten how to read it now, why that was about 58 years ago! did you know that in new york there's a building where the owner was adamant to have the braille buttons removed from the building elevators, even though his people said it was the law to have it there. talk about insensitivity towards the sight impaired.

[Kathy A]

@summerfield I see more and more places including braille in their signs etc, that's terrible that that building owner had it removed