A for arrêt and for alarme, just a translation mistake.
But both are labeled “S”…
Yeah but one is red. Easy.
“Removed : not crappy design” are they serious? lol
So what is the difference? Lived in belgium for a year but never understood these
Euh, van welk voertuig zijn deze knoppen? Want als ik Google “lijnbus knoppen” en dan afbeeldingen bekijk, staat er op de stopknop “halte” en helemaal GEEN braille.
It’s even dumber in TEC’s new busses, where both the alarm and stop buttons are red. So you actually have to read what’s on them instead of semi-blindly pressing.
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I could understand it if both were labeled “A”:
A for arrêt and for alarme, just a translation mistake.
But both are labeled “S”…
Yeah but one is red. Easy.
“Removed : not crappy design” are they serious? lol
So what is the difference? Lived in belgium for a year but never understood these
Euh, van welk voertuig zijn deze knoppen? Want als ik Google “lijnbus knoppen” en dan afbeeldingen bekijk, staat er op de stopknop “halte” en helemaal GEEN braille.
It’s even dumber in TEC’s new busses, where both the alarm and stop buttons are red. So you actually have to read what’s on them instead of semi-blindly pressing.
One is hot and one is cold.