Council for Blind fury as traffic signals turned off

The National Council for the Blind has accused Dublin City Council of putting blind people at risk by switching off audible signals at pedestrian crossings.

The National Council for the Blind has accused Dublin City Council of putting blind people at risk by switching off audible signals at pedestrian crossings.

The council has been turning off the signals on a phased basis for more than a year following complaints they were confusing.

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