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A tactile safety guidance system for hallway and corridor systems for use in low visibility situations by an individual in a prone position, the guidance system having a plurality of first tactile directional symbols in linear spaced apart relationship positioned on the wall of a corridor proximate

A tactile safety guidance system for hallway and corridor systems for use in low visibility situations by an individual in a prone position, the guidance system having a plurality of first tactile directional symbols in linear spaced apart relationship positioned on the wall of a corridor proximate the floor and identifying the direction in which an individual should proceed in order to reach an emergency exit, a second tactile directional symbol positioned on the floor of an intersecting corridor indicating the direction in which the individual should proceed at the intersecting corridor in order to reach an emergency exit and a third tactile directional symbol positioned on the emergency exit proximate the floor and in vertical alignment with the opening mechanism of the emergency exit identifying to the individual the location of the emergency exit and opening mechanism.

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[ I claim:] [1.] A tactile safety guidance system for corridor systems for use in low visibility situations by an individual in a prone position to reach an emergency exit, said tactile guidance system comprising:a plurality of first tactile directional symbols in linear spaced-apart relationship po

[ I claim:] [1.] A tactile safety guidance system for corridor systems for use in low visibility situations by an individual in a prone position to reach an emergency exit, said tactile guidance system comprising:a plurality of first tactile directional symbols in linear spaced-apart relationship positioned on a wall of a corridor of said corridor system proximate a floor of said corridor of said corridor system, said first tactile directional symbols to tactically identify a direction which an individual should proceed to reach said emergency exit;a second tactile directional symbol positioned on said floor of said corridor of said corridor system, spanning an intersecting corridor of said corridor system, said second tactical directional symbol cooperating with said first tactile directional symbols to tactically identify a direction which said individual should proceed at said intersecting corridor to reach said emergency exit; anda third tactile directional symbol positioned on said emergency exit proximate said floor of said corridor of said corridor system in vertical alignment with an opening mechanism of said emergency exit, said third tactile directional symbol cooperating with said first tactile directional symbols to tactically identify to said individual approachment to said emergency exit and a location of said opening mechanism of said emergency exit.