Signals / Object
Tactile Paving
in Boston, MA
Raised or textured sidewalk surfaces that help visually impaired pedestrians navigate crossings and public paths.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01New York City, NY84K
- 02Chicago, IL53K
- 03Greater London, ENG45K
- 04Paris, IDF37K
- 05Seattle, WA34K
- 06Berlin, BE25K
- 07Madrid, MD21K
- 08Springfield, IL18K
- 09Phoenix, AZ17K
- 10Melbourne, VIC16K
- 11Lyon, ARA15K
- 12Austin, TX14K
- 13Jacksonville, FL14K
- 14San Francisco, CA11K
- 15Montréal, QC10K
fewestBoston, MA · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 5.8K
- all time in Boston
- RANK
- #1
- of 41 cities in MA
- SHARE
- 43%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 869
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Boston
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Street Sign6.5K
- 02Tactile Paving5.8K
- 03Barrier Kerb5.2K
- 04Crossing Markings Ladder5.1K
- 05No Crossing Markings4.8K
- 06Crossing Markings3.6K
- 07Park Tree3K
- 08Uncontrolled Crosswalk2.9K
- 09Lowered Kerb2.3K
- 10Deciduous Leaf Cycle2.3K
- 11Climate Resilience2.3K
- 12Public Transport Platform2.1K
- 13Walkable Neighborhood2.1K
- 14Street Light2K
- 15Wheelchair Accessible1.9K
- 16Cars Parked on Sidewalk1.9K
- 17Terraced Homes1.5K
- 18Graffiti1.4K
- 19School Zone Congestion1.4K
- 20Underpass1.3K
- 21Bicycle Parking1.3K
- 22Corner Townhouse1.3K
- 23Barrier Gate1.2K
- 24Urban Mobility1.2K