"Change in Sign, Change in Attitude"
We love this "active and engaged" alternative symbol! It's been adopted already in a few cities and under consideration all around the nation. What do you think Virginia? Check out the full article by Anne Quito on Quartz . "There's a movement underway to update the universal symbol for disability access" Since the 1990s, several designers have attempted to re-think the seated figure on the internationally recognizable symbol for disability access. Now, efforts to imbue the utilitarian signage motif with a political message appear to be gaining traction. Connecticut governor Dannel P. Malloy is proposing that the state’s new handicap parking signs, license plates, stickers, and tags, starting in January 2017, use “a logo with a dynamic character leaning forward with a sense of movement.” Malloy, whose bill comes in the wake of a citizen-led petition called “Change the Sign. Change the Attitude” and was filed for the February session of the sta...