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APPENDIX A |
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SYMBOLS OF ACCESSIBILITY | |||||||||||||||||||
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International Symbol of Accessibility Used in Buildings and Transport | ||||||||||||||||||||
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:: This symbol was adopted for the first time at the XI International Conference in Dublin in 1969. :: The meaning of this symbol is that the access to a certain area/building or transport is adapted for wheelchair users. :: The minimal dimension of the symbol should be 0.15m x 0.15m and the maximum 0.30m x 0.30m. :: The background colour should be blue and the lines should be white. |
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International Symbol of Communication Accessibility | ||||||||||||||||||||
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:: This symbol is similar to the previous one in colour and dimensions. :: It should be placed where access to information and communication is guaranteed. |
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Adaptation of the Accessibility Symbol | ||||||||||||||||||||
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The accessibility symbol has been adapted to suit specific purposes, for example: |
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