Hook
If a sign is visible only to some passengers, it is not complete information.
What the draft proposes
Detailed braille/tactile sign rules, updated TGSI references and lighting suitable for safe task completion.
Why it matters
Passengers need consistent visual, tactile and audio cues to make safe decisions.
What providers can do now
Test signs and routes at night, in glare and in crowd conditions with disabled travellers.
Discussion prompt
Can someone find the accessible toilet, exit and hearing loop without asking?
CTA
Book a wayfinding and sensory-access audit.
Source note
Based on Schedules 16–20 of the 2025 exposure draft. It is not final law.