I'm guessing it's probably less expensive and more convenient for ATM manufacturers to make/use one model of ATM keypad than make two models, one for drive-up ATMs and one for walk-up. It's not significantly more difficult or expensive to put a few little bumps on a plastic injection molded part than to leave them off. I guess if a blind person was in the car's back seat behind the driver they could use a drive-up ATM from inside a car, too.anygunanywhere wrote:Braille on drive through ATMs are a prime example of the link between political correctness and stupid governments.mojo84 wrote:That is something that has always puzzled me.RetNavy wrote:ScooterSissy wrote:I'm pro 2A, obviously, and really don't want to discriminate against anyone ... but a blind shooter?? C'mon...Charles L. Cotton wrote:Now there's an idea for 2017! The MOMS will be going crazy, crazier than they are, that is.The Wall wrote:What if the person entering the premises is blind? Shouldn't these signs also be in Braille?
Chas.
I remember laughing hard when I saw an elevator that had the federally mandated braille numbers and wording on it's signage. It was funny because it was a parking garage elevator; but hey, rules is rules...
cant be any different than the braille keypads on drive thru atm's
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- Sat May 30, 2015 5:37 pm
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So on Jan 1, every current 30.06 sign becomes non-compliant because they're not using the new language?