A Nice Touch On The Milan Underground

I saw this plate on a handrail on the Milan Underground.

My eyesight may not be good enough to drive, but my brain compensates by turning my head to make my walking safe.

But it is touches like this, that must help those with limited vision to navigate a city safely and successfully.

To contrast, in Turin I’d seen a partially-sighted guy with a cane, having trouble with an escalator on the Metro.

October 12, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Disability, Home Run From Palermo, Italy, Milan

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