PEDESTRIAN PUSH BUTTONS
Pedestrian push buttons are devices that allow pedestrians to activate signals at intersections and other crossings equipped with flashing lights with the press of a button. They are generally located at either end of the crosswalk, within easy reach of pedestrians intending to cross, and must comply with Americans with Disability Act (ADA) standards for accessibility.
Pedestrian Push Button Accessibility Requirements
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Federal law that requires agencies to make public facilities accessible.
- Agencies must ensure equal access to services and communications
- Operable parts must be usable with one hand
- Must not require more than 5 lbs force to operate
Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
Guidance and standards for traffic control devices on public roadways.
- Push buttons should be mounted ~3.5 feet above the sidewalk
- Signs should be mounted adjacent to or integral with pedestrian pushbuttons
- Pilot lights should only illuminate from actuation until the walk signal is displayed
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The most durable pedestrian push button on the market
- Rigorously tested piezo-driven switch rated to 300 million+ operations
- Heavy-duty stainless steel button proven to withstand severe impact
- Usable in a wide range of applications, from crosswalks to water parks
- Sustainable operation in solar- and off-grid installations due to low power draw
- Latching and momentary LED versions available
- ADA, MUTCD, and Buy America compliant; independently tested and certified to meet or exceed industry standards
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The most durable push button on the market
- Rigorously tested piezo-driven switch rated to 300 million+ operations
- Heavy-duty stainless steel button proven to withstand severe impact
- Usable in a wide range of applications, from crosswalks to water parks
- Sustainable operation in solar- and off-grid installations due to low power draw
- Latching and momentary LED versions available
- ADA, MUTCD, and Buy America compliant; independently tested and certified to meet or exceed industry standards
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