How come drive thru ATM's have braille?

Question

Is that really the safest place for a blind person to be? What if a blind guy is just walking around and happens to find the ATM and starts using it, and then a car comes and then, BAM!

Answer 1

a liberal brainstorm??

Answer 2

BELIEVE OR NOT! PEOPLE WHO ARE ALMOST BLIND CAN LEGALLY DRIVE! You can still drive with 20/200 vision! That means they probably can't read the small numbers on the ATM machine so they need the braille. Scary stuff but very true look it up. I saw it looking up requirements for handicap stickers!

Answer 3

lol

Answer 4

LOL...Hey blind people need wheels too!

Really though - I'm sure it's to save money - theres no reason to make a new - non braille - ATM just for the vehicle lane.

Answer 5

So that blind people can use them as well while they are in the back seat.

Answer 6

You can also walk through them. Try it sometime. You might lose a pound or two.

Answer 7

It's for the people talking on their cell phones while putting on their pants while eating the burger they ordered off their laptop.

Answer 8

Because they use the same keypads when producing drive through atm's and regular atm's.  

This is much cheaper than having two separate assembly lines