What is this movable pole under some train station benches for?
They only bother me when I'm sitting and I don't see any point in them…
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So strong visually impaired with their blind-stock recognize the bank as such.
So not only know that it is an obstacle, but by swinging know that it is a bank.
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That’s one of the questions that have been repeatedly asked here.
It is an orientation aid for the blind and the visually impaired, which can sense this bow with its stick and thus can recognize this object directly as a seat.
For blind, so they know where the bank is.
These rods serve as an orientation aid for the blind.