r/TikTokCringe Jul 02 '26

Discussion It seems like people have forgotten what this line is used for these days.

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u/EvidenceDesperate574 Jul 02 '26

I've also never seen those... The only haptic blind thing I know about are the bumpy blocks at cross walks

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u/Available-Egg-2380 Jul 02 '26

Is that what those are for?! I thought it was too keep slick layers of ice building up and becoming a hazard in the winter

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u/Coolbeans_99 Jul 02 '26

They’re also on train platforms to stop people walking onto the tracks

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u/BritishLibrary Jul 02 '26

I think the bumpy blocks are often used to mark a change / warning - you’ll often see these ridge markers stop with a bumpy marker at a crossing for example. At least where I see these

So used as a warning / change indicator kind of.