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Category Set 042 – Pedestrian Push Button Systems

  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.01

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a dark green metal pole in San Francisco. The white sign displays wheelchair accessibility and speaker symbols above the words “Accessible Message Only,” with the word “Only” partially covered by a faded sticker. A circular black button with a left-pointing arrow sits below. A white van and urban storefronts appear in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.02

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a dark green pole in San Francisco. The weathered sign reads “Accessible Message Only” with wheelchair and speaker symbols, partially obscured by black paint and scratches. A circular black button with a right-pointing arrow sits below. A white fire hydrant with a red top is visible in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.03

Close-up of a yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a gray metal pole in San Francisco. The weathered instruction panel displays walking and red hand symbols with directions for crossing. A circular black button with a right-pointing arrow sits below the scratched sign, against a dark sidewalk background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.04

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a gray metal pole along a San Francisco sidewalk. A rectangular instruction sign above displays walking and red hand symbols with directions for crossing safely. The circular button features a left-pointing arrow, with a parked SUV, fallen leaves, and a sunlit sidewalk in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.05

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a dark green metal pole at a San Francisco intersection. A heavily scratched white sign above reads “Accessible Message Only” beneath wheelchair and speaker symbols. The circular button features a right-pointing arrow, with a shaded street and sidewalk in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.06

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a dark green metal pole at a San Francisco intersection. A white sign above reads “Accessible Message Only” beneath wheelchair and speaker symbols. The circular button features a right-pointing arrow, with yellow crosswalk markings, a curb ramp, and a white car in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.07

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a black metal pole along a San Francisco sidewalk. A scratched white sign above reads “Accessible Message Only” beneath wheelchair and speaker symbols. The circular button features a left-pointing arrow, with parked cars, residential buildings, and a sunlit sidewalk in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.08

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a weathered gray metal pole at a San Francisco intersection. A white rectangular sign above displays wheelchair and speaker symbols with the text “Accessible Message Only.” The circular button features a right-pointing arrow, with a sidewalk, utility covers, and parked vehicles in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026
  • Set 042 - Pedestrian Push Button Systems

0042.09

Yellow pedestrian crossing push button mounted on a green metal pole at a San Francisco intersection. Above the button, a weathered white sign reads “Accessible Message Only” beneath wheelchair and speaker symbols. The circular button features a right-pointing arrow, with a shaded sidewalk and traffic signal infrastructure in the background.
  • krzy7sio@gmail.com
  • October 29, 2026

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