Pedestrian maze railway track crossing
Why the chicken shouldn’t, couldn’t & didn’t cross the Rail-Road.
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Pedestrian maze railway track crossing
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A pedestrian maze at a railway track crossing is a simple and effective safety design. It forces a person to look both ways at the oncoming railway track to check for oncoming trains.
A person with a disability is provided with mobility such aids as Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSIs), luminance contrast and various other visual signs and devices.
This video journal details a pedestrian maze at a railway track crossing that is neglected, unfit for purpose and dangerous to a person with a disability. The original work was insufficient with best practices to Australian Standards and is absent of inspection and programmed maintenance.
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Location: Ballarat Central, Victoria, Australia
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Dean Homicki from Stæbl Academy.
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