Hi. I'm looking to identify some daily struggles or annoyances that blind and visually impaired people face in every day life. My husband is legally blind so we've already got a few items written down but of course those are mostly specific to his experience and I'd love to get a wider perspective. I'm mostly looking for general everyday annoyances that sighted people might not be aware of but any comment is welcomed. Here's the list we have so far:

1. Can't tell which bus is approaching the bus stop.
2. No way to tell the price of items at the store.
3. Braille or big print menus are rare.
4. Crosswalks with audio or tactile indicators are rare.
5. Videos that autoplay on the internet can disrupt the screen reader and can be hard to turn off.
6. Cars that park on the sidewalks.
7. People "help" without being asked to (e.g. drag him across the street).
8. People tend to be more skeptical of his sexual identity than they would be for a sighted person (he's gay).
9. Pity and comments such as "you're so brave".
10. Tactile paving is rare on sidewalks and streets here.
11. Sidewalks are often in bad shape or even missing.
12. Vending machines are rarely accessible.
13. Many signs lack braille (bathroom signs, street names, house numbers, etc).