Accessible Pedestrian Signals - Moving Everybody in the Community @UtahDOT
Accessible Pedestrian Signals - Moving Everybody in the Community  @UtahDOT
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
UDOT is actively installing new accessible pedestrian signals (APS) buttons, incorporating features like sounds and vibration that increase accessibility. UDOT's dedication to equipping all intersections with these inclusive systems reflects their belief in creating safe and smooth journeys for everyone in our community, not just drivers.

These new signals create a positive impact for the blind and low-vision community.

Join Linda and her guide dog, Brooke, as they demonstrate how these innovative signals empower them to cross streets with greater safety and independence.

Though these signals serve all members of our community that are using cross walks, this is a vital reminder for all drivers to exercise increased caution at crosswalks. It's crucial to remember that pedestrians, particularly those with disabilities, may not be able to react or move as swiftly as vehicles.
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Accessible Pedestrian Signals - Moving Everybody in the Community

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