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Nancy Miller

Nancy Miller

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Ashl, Los Angeles

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Total articles 60

  • Op-Ed | Time to accelerate making streets safer for the visually impaired

    By Nancy Miller| amNewYork Verified This month marks the three-year anniversary of a federal judge’s direction that the city step up the pace in ensuring , as well as thousands of blind tourists who visit the Big Apple annually, can safely navigate its notoriously busy streets. At the time, a paltry 3.4 percent of the Big Apple’s 13,200 signaled intersections were equipped with Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS), which provide signals in the form of audible tones or vibrations that indicate it’s safe to cross the street.

    By Nancy Miller · amNewYork

    Oct. 25, 2023

  • My first solo trip to Canada

    By Nancy Miller| Travel Daily News Verified I've done a lot of traveling in my life, but never alone. It's not that I had some deep-seated fear of solo travel or the notion that I had to have a partner in crime to go to a place and enjoy it—it was just that I always had other obligations. For example, I didn't have the time or money to take off on an epic road trip when I was young. When I was older, my husband and I were traveling with family or friends—we didn't want to be separated for any length of time.

    By Nancy Miller · Travel Daily News

    Mar. 15, 2022

  • Op-Ed | Time to accelerate making streets safer for the visually impaired

    By Nancy Miller| amNewYork Verified This month marks the three-year anniversary of a federal judge’s direction that the city step up the pace in ensuring , as well as thousands of blind tourists who visit the Big Apple annually, can safely navigate its notoriously busy streets. At the time, a paltry 3.4 percent of the Big Apple’s 13,200 signaled intersections were equipped with Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS), which provide signals in the form of audible tones or vibrations that indicate it’s safe to cross the street.

    By Nancy Miller · amNewYork

    Oct. 25, 2023

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Ashland, Los Angeles, United States