93. There is a *lot* of foot traffic control flow, and not just limited to the subway. (Last photo: women’s bathroom.)pic.twitter.com/RIS6Zw8lyQ
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93. There is a *lot* of foot traffic control flow, and not just limited to the subway. (Last photo: women’s bathroom.)pic.twitter.com/RIS6Zw8lyQ
94. There are so very many “keep on this side” signs, sometimes beautifully worn out by millions of feet walking over them. (Will try to take more photos of those.)pic.twitter.com/kBrosxnjgb
95. There is so much more happening under one’s feet. There are many arrows pointing in the direction of points of interest, sometimes with surprising to me redundancy.pic.twitter.com/dDWI8uOARL
96. Emergency exit routes are up there as I’m used to… but on the ground as well, in relatively small sizes.pic.twitter.com/kkiy3M2oCt
97. But the most astonishing is the vast network of tactile routes for people who cannot see, to be felt by their walking canes? You’ve seen a lot of them in my photos already. It’s those distinctive (usually yellow) lines. They seem to be EVERYWHERE.pic.twitter.com/9Ih1H48bOB
Not just inside, but also outside. I think parallel lines tell you to go, and dots to be careful?pic.twitter.com/5QMedAJ1Iw
I loved this one that seamlessly bridged the outside with the inside. Imagine how hard it could be to do that otherwise!pic.twitter.com/txt5hcUDX2
98. I mean this is all SO THOUGHTFUL.pic.twitter.com/Sn8yCJtGrm
(Although I am sometimes perplexed, because they also have text on them sometimes? Is it just mixing two uses or groups of users?)pic.twitter.com/JtQw67K2ci
The writing says “This is for the visually impaired. Do not leave anything on top”
Holy lord, that is somehow EVEN BETTER.
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