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WUSA9 Washington DC: Blind Pedestrians Sue DC to Make Safer Crosswalks
Washington Hispanic: Peatones Ciegos Demandan a DC Por Estar Sujetos Al ‘Impuesto a la Ceguera’
WTTG Washington DC: DC Lawsuit Seeks Safer Street Crossings for Blind Pedestrians
Greater Greater Washington: Residents Sue DC for Accessible Crosswalks
WTOP Washington DC: DC Sued by Blind Pedestrians Who Say They’re Subject to ‘Blindness Tax’
DC News Now: DC Faces Lawsuit for Inadequate Pedestrian Signals for the Blind
ABC7 Washington DC: DC Faces Lawsuit Over Pedestrian Safety for Blind Community, Demands for APS Installation
Court Orders Chicago to Install Thousands of Accessible Pedestrian Signals
Following Years of Litigation, Chicago’s Streets will be Safer for Blind Pedestrians June 2, 2025—Chicago, IL—A federal court ordered Chicago to install thousands of accessible pedestrian signals (APS) over the next 10 years, a historic win in the years-long legal battle by blind and low vision pedestrians for safe and equitable streets. APS are devices … Continue reading “Court Orders Chicago to Install Thousands of Accessible Pedestrian Signals”