Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In reply to the Honourable Parliamentarian, the Council notes with interest the specific legal provisions in Italy and the good design practices adopted in Hungary and Greece in favour of people with visual disabilities.
• The Commission has also recently approved a national scheme subsidising special digital television decoders for people with visual disabilities in Spain.
• Stresses that people with visual disabilities have the right to an independent life and full participation in society;
• Subject: Architectural barriers and people with visual disabilities
• The application of new technologies (e.g. short message services (SMS) or pagers could also facilitate transfer of passengers with reduced mobility (such as people with hearing and visual disabilities).
• plantar route offers the blind greater independence and sends out a strong signal regarding the need to pay greater attention to those with visual disabilities.
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• It is almost an everyday occurrence to see works being carried out on pavements or in other public spaces or buildings without any kind of tactile indication at ground level to warn those with visual disabilities, nor are there relief maps in buildings indicating where places are.

• eye disorders: visual impairment, vision blurred, double vision
• Furthermore, recurrent practical training sessions should be organised for people with visual impairment in order to help them develop a sensory memory for the new currency.
• People with a visual impairment need hard and software to switch text to speech or Braille.
• major diseases and disorders (e.g. cancer, diabetes and diabetes
• Patients experiencing dizziness, fatigue, visual impairment or other undesirable effects with a potential impact on the ability to drive or use machines safely should refrain from these activities as long as the undesirable effects persist (see section 4.8).
• Particular attention shall be paid in this regard to the needs of people with auditory and/or visual impairment.
• related diseases, degenerative diseases of the nervous system, psychiatric diseases, cardiovascular diseases, hepatitis, allergies, visual impairment, infectious diseases), rare diseases;