How Is a Cast Iron Tactile Used to On Footpath?
Cast iron tactile is widely used to make warning signs for pedestrians. These plates are made thicker and sometimes their surface is etched so they feel different. The objective of these tiles is to alert pedestrians whenever they reach corners or they access stairs, slopes, and bridges. When you drive a car, you follow signboards and traffic light to reach your destination safely. Or you can say that you follow traffic rules to drive safe and remain safe. But there are no such rules for pedestrians. They are provided footpaths to walk up to short distances like to public transports, parks, and other facilities created close to footpaths. The government mandated use of cast iron tactile to create signs for pedestrians. And it is a unique way of keeping pedestrians safe while they use footpaths. They can walk safely without jumping on the motor road that runs parallel to footpaths or colliding with the buildings located on the other side of footpaths. The warning tiles are