The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) has begun the installation of more than 1,300 tactile signs under a pilot designed to make the boarding locations for bus stops easier to identify for riders who are blind or low vision.
The concept for the pilot is based on feedback CTA received from customers who are blind, low vision and DeafBlind. This initiative is the latest measure announced by the CTA since unveiling its Meeting the Moment Action Plan, and in support of the guiding pillar to deliver reliable and consistent service for customers.
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