Kerb Your Enthusiasm
Category: Science
Tags: Accessibility · Community · Design
On holiday in Cardiff Bay a pedestrian dropped kerb with a 25mm upstand caught my eye. I explain why flush kerbs matter for wheelchair users, buggies and cyclists, how bull-nosed kerbs create hazardous upstands, and link to tactile paving guidance and design tips for accessible dropped kerbs.
Rolly's Take
For the curious soul who sees beauty in the overlooked, this blog invites you to explore the intricate dance of design and accessibility. It speaks to those who believe that even the humblest kerb can hold the power to transform lives, blending technical insight with a heartfelt commitment to community. Here, each detail matters — a reminder that every thoughtful choice shapes the world we navigate.