Tactile Walking Surface Indicators: Overview and Wayfinding Applications (WV LTAP To the Point 30-Minute Webinar)

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This workshop will be concluding through Zoom. There is no charge to attend, but pre-registration is required at the link below.  You do not need to have a Zoom account or download anything to participate in the workshop; you only need internet access. Once you pre-register, you will be provided with an access link. On the day of the workshop, clicking the link will give you access to the event waiting room.

Description 

Tactile Walking Surface indicators (TWSI) include attention fields (truncated dome detectable warning surfaces) and guiding patterns (directional indicators) of raised bars. Although there is currently no US standard for tactile guiding patterns, it is recognized that such patterns may be a good solution to wayfinding problems for visually impaired pedestrians in a number of applications, including: 1) shared streets, plazas, and other open spaces; 2) sidewalk-level separated bike lanes without a continuous…