A network of braille and tactile street signs are being installed at every signalised pedestrian crossing throughout the City of Sydney, making it safer and easier for people of all abilities to navigate our streets.
- The braille and tactile aluminium panels feature street names and building numbers in both braille and large, raised lettering so are accessible to people who are blind or have low vision.
- Each braille and tactile street sign is located on the audio tactile push button pole (to the right of the push button) as the reader faces the kerb. Braille and tactile information is oriented vertically, with the first letter at the top of the sign; and
- Each braille and tactile street sign shows the name of the street directly in-front of the reader as they read the sign.