INPS manufactures Durable Braille Safety cards that go the distance.
As part of its ongoing commitment to public safety and accessibility, INPS is proud to manufacture Passenger Safety Briefing Cards for the commuter rail industry. These durable, easy-to-understand tools are designed to communicate critical emergency instructions to passengers aboard coaches and bi-level railcars.
Originally developed to support emergency egress awareness, INPS’s safety cards have evolved into fully accessible resources featuring braille, multilingual instructions, and ISO-compliant graphics. Each card delivers clear guidance on evacuation procedures, emergency equipment locations, and safe conduct during transit—all while meeting stringent transit safety standards.
INPS Transit Solution Team said:Passenger Safety Briefing Cards are more than just instructional tools—they are lifelines in high-pressure situations. Our goal is to ensure every rider, regardless of ability or language, has the information they need to stay safe.
Key Features:
- Emergency Instructions tailored to the specific vehicle type
- Accessible Design including large fonts, high contrast, braille, and pictograms
- Durable Materials such as laminated, antimicrobial, or waterproof synthetic substrates
- Regulatory Compliance with standards from APTA, FRA, CSA, and ADA/AODA
- Flexible Mounting Options for seatbacks, wall holders, or compact folded formats
INPS Supports The Transit Industry
INPS offers design and production support for transit authorities looking to refresh or standardize their safety materials. With UV-cured, full-colour printing and scalable production runs, INPS can accommodate both pilot programs and full-fleet rollouts. Custom layouts, tactile formats, and operator-specific branding are all available.
These cards represent another example of how INPS continues to support the transit industry with forward-thinking safety and accessibility solutions.
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This article was originally published by INPS Group.
