How Braille makes Wuhan more accessible? A city designed for everyone
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Braille directions at Wuhan’s Optics Valley SkyTrain station help passengers with visual impairments navigate more independently. The detail stood out after a Global Mayors Dialogue participant shared a business card that also carried his information in Braille. It was a small detail, but it revealed something much bigger about accessibility in the city. A modern city moves forward only when everyone can move with it.
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