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Blackstreet wrote:I was a kid when the trolley exteriors were painted that way and wish they still do today. I also miss the roll signs -- the plain white Helvetica text against a black or red background (or black letters against yellow). Even when the signs went digital in the 2010s, it would've been cool if they'd at least be the same exact font and color with the back, red, or yellow background but i remember i did a thread talking about the trolley roll signs a few years or so ago.
Myrtone wrote:... the U.K's disability discrimination act (D.D.A) forbids all capitals on destination blinds, I don't understand why that is.
Myrtone wrote:I don't understand why there would be fewer errors with mixed case.
tgolanos wrote:If it involves a disability act and the use of mixed font, it probably has to do with assisting people with dyslexia. Capital letters are more block-shaped than their lower-case counterparts and not every sufferer of dyslexia can decipher [disipher] the different letters as easily.
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