Joe2008
Registered User
Is there a building code for how much clearance at a drive up window and are signs needed to post the clearance
And you gotta love braille at drive thru window's
Think about a blind person riding in the back seat of a taxi or uber. Vehicle pulls far enough ahead for passenger to use the atm.yes but they are typically on the drivers side (blind driver?) Yes, some drivers though legally "cane" blind" can drive in the day time.
I did work for a bank, years ago, when they first started with the ATMs. Asked the question, was told they do not want to double stock all the parts and machines. This all started way before driverless cars and UBER. Plain and simple, It is for the convenience of the bank NOT the disabled.
What do you mean "No"? No what? Drive up ATMs are not designed for the blind. Never have been.No they are forcing people to do all banking online!!!! or ATM.
What do you mean "No"? No what? Drive up ATMs are not designed for the blind. Never have been.
Maybe an unintended consequence but, has nothing to do with the Braille on drive up ATMs. pushing people to ATMs and online is a cost savings. The most expensive cost, to the banks, is employees.Sorry just a personal observation of the banking industry. Pushing people to do online and atm transactions.