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Cape Town’s new tactile signage enhances safety for visually impaired pedestrians in Grassy Park

7 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town launches innovative tactile signage in Grassy Park, enhancing navigation for visually impaired pedestrians and promoting inclusivity during Transport Month …Read More at Source

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