Crossing the road with a vision impairment

[@jasonjcrisp1509]

Thank you George for sharing this vitally important information I never knew of the “turning cone” thank you for sharing this insight with us Another great update from George travels, stardom beckons. Keep up the great work 🎉

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Thanks for watching Jason and for your comments. I bet you ; look for the turning cone next time you cross the road.

[@jasonjcrisp1509]

@ yes George I am searching for the “turning cone” I never knew .. everyday is a “school day” as they say - take care Jason

[@JacksonConnolly-t4m]

Watching from Belfast. Well done George.

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hello Jackson, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I have also posted some station accessibility videos and a tour of Greenwich, if you fancy some Pie Mash and Eels feel free to take a look. Two of my Dads close friends moved to Belfast years ago, Gary and Maria. I will tell them I have another viewer from Ireland. Take care, George

[@BAAM-BilateralAnophthalmiaandM]

George your channel is brilliant well done

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@Void-Realm]

Great video! It's very informative. I hope we get more content like this from you. I've subscribed.

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hello, thanks for watching and subscribing. I'm very new to this. I have done some videos on Station Accessibility, hopefully they will get better as I do a few more. London Bridge Train Station is next on my list.

[@adamshaw7191]

Really interesting and educational video George. I had no idea there was a turning cone under the box at such crossings. I'd also not stopped to consider, what a simple everyday task such as crossing the road for a person with normal or good eyesight, could turn into such a difficult and sometimes dangerous activity for someone with vision impairment I was annoyed that there were two cyclists who crossed when the light was red, oblivious to the dangers and so inconsiderate to others.

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hi Adam, thanks for you comments. Crossing any road is really difficult especially if there isn't a designated point. I cannot hear bikes, electric cars and scooters coming and am going to cover these in another video. Sound is also impacted by different weather conditions, another thing to think about.

[@peterboyle9822]

Good work George

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hi Peter, thanks for watching my videos

[@ኦሪስ]

God bless you

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hi, thanks for watching and God bless you and yours.

[@RamoneCross]

We love you

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hi Ramone, thanks for watching and for your comments. Im fairly new to this and have also done some station accessibility videos and a tour of Greenwich. Please fee free to take a look.

[@Jack-pu4rf]

EVs must be a nightmare for partially sighted or blind people, I have almost been run down in a carpark,

[@GeorgeTravels1221]

Hi Jack, yes they are. All electric vehicles from a Bus to a Scooter present a real challenge to anyone with a vision impairment. As you really cant hear them coming when crossing roads and have to concentrate very hard. I am going to do a video on this over the festive period. Keep a look out.

[@catherinenewman6516]

Weirdly narcs name and number floated across the stitip off my screen mercifully I felt nothing at all but the number was in my memory