Key:traffic signals:arrow
| traffic_signals:arrow |
| Description |
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| Indicates the presence of a push button on a pedestrian crossing with an tactile arrow on top |
| Group: Accessibility |
| Used on these elements |
| Requires |
| Useful combination |
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| Status: in use |
| Tools for this tag |
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This key indicates whether a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing features a tactile arrow showing a blind person the direction to which the pedestrian crossing leads. The tactile arrow would be located on or near the pedestrian call button.
How to map
The highway=crossing node or highway=footway footway=crossing way should first have a crossing=traffic_signals or crossing:signals=yes tag to indicate that the pedestrian crossing is signal-controlled. It should also be tagged button_operated=yes to indicate that there is a pedestrian call button. Tag it with one of the following values to indicate whether there is a tactile arrow on the device housing the call button, which may be a pole or a control box:
- traffic_signals:arrow=no – no tactile arrow present on the device
- traffic_signals:arrow=yes – tactile arrow present somewhere on the device
Examples
Rendering
Planned to be rendered on Look and Listen Map.
See also
- OSM for the blind
- highway=traffic signals (for vehicular traffic)
- traffic_signals:vibration=yes/no
- traffic_signals:sound=yes/no
- traffic_signals:minimap=yes/no
External links
- Accessible Pedestrian Signals: Tactile arrow – detailed usage notes for the United States
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