Скачать или смотреть Braille & raised letter signage on hand rail at Berlin Lichtenberg S-Bahn Station.

Bodycam video showing blind passenger navigating from platform edge to stairwell/ramp/escalator.
An S-Bahn train passes by on the right while blind passenger is sweeping his long cane from left to right on six line cuordroy tactile paving at the platform edge. This can be felt underfoot and doubles up as a tactile guidance strip and warning for the platform edge.
The guidance tactile meets an offset blister junction, then changes to cuordroy tactile before changing to offset blister tactile at the top of the stairs.
The hand rail at the stop of the stairs has both braille and one line of raised text in capitals.
The text reads 'AUSGANG TAXI REGIO FERN' which translates to English as 'Exit, Taxi, Regio for Regional train and Fern for intercity train'.

Walking over to the opposite side beside the escalator is a metal hand rail with braile and two lines of raised text in capitals.
The first line of the text reads Ahrenefeld and the second line reads Spandau.
This refers to trains from the platform on the right having a destination of Ahrensfeld and trains from the platform on the left having a destination of Spandau.

Walking further to the right is an aluminium surface at the escalator and an offset blister tactile junction before the ramp.
The handrail at the top of the ramp again has both braille and one line of raised text in capitals.
The text reads 'AUSGANG INFO WC BUS' which translates to English as 'Exit, Information, Toilet and Bus'.

Barry O'Donnell, Volunteer Advocate with Voice of Vision Impairment (VVI) in Ireland.
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