These are ALL OVER the semi-rural/rural Midwest. I know what they mean, I know what they're for; but the ambiguity, holy sh*t.
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And in traffic- there is always one or two drivers that slow for the reduced speed limit even when outside of the days/times they are valid.
Honestly- just require all school zones to have those "when lights are flashing" signs.
Those are relatively idiot-proof.
Oh- and this one.
As drivers- aren't we supposed to assume that sign is everywhere?
"But officer, there was no "Speed limit strictly enforced" sign. I thought that meant I could speed through town posthaste."
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#107
These are ALL OVER the semi-rural/rural Midwest. I know what they mean, I know what they're for; but the ambiguity, holy sh*t.
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I know it sounds silly, but sometimes it's sort of like an extra reminder, rather than posting tons of extra speed limit signs for areas with a lot of out of town travellers.
it's similar to the drunk driving one- they're sort of admitting they have a speed problem and are just reminding you
Speed Zone, I'm actually not familiar on the strict legal definition. Does it mean "A speed limit exists ahead", even though speed limits exist (mostly) everywhere? Does it imply that the limit changes, maybe dramatically?
A2Resource
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She "complete-ment"... Really? Compliment is that hard?
And for funny signs come to Japan... I love the construction signs they have here, all with nice cute animals or cartoon characters on them, gotta love that "cute" culture that is fostered here:
Construction sign by volksron, on Flickr
And also (i'll get a picture of it later) we have red lights at intersections with green arrows telling you go straight... Make up your mind!!
Last edited by 87vr6; 04-18-2012 at 03:25 AM.
#116
Day/night speed limits are a little wacky sometimes.
Add to that the separate posted limits for trucks and things become a little more confusing.
Higher speeds during the day time when traffic is heaver and lower speeds at night when traffic is lighter.
At least around here the night time speeds have started to disappear and we just have the higher day time limit posted.
#117
85 sounds so fantastic. I-5 between Redding and LA needs some of that.
...instead we have a dumbass 55MPH towing limit state-wide.
#118
?? not to pick a fight
but if those signs are confusing to you, maybe you should take a driving class?
its simple, Day time: visibility is good, you can go faster
Night time: limited visibility means slow down
Trucks tow heavy stuff and should be limited to lower speed
85 is nice though, wish we had some of it here in CA
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gotcha,
i really do believe we could benefit from much stricter Driving tests like they have in other countries
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Not really a WTF one, but more of a laugh. One of the good things about having a delivery job was finding odd street names.
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No pic, but I saw a sign the other day that said "Do Not Stop On Tracks". Really?
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I have to stop this idiot from deminishing my credibility every time he posts because my usernsme is in his sig.
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[QUOTE=Assle;76953782]I see your sign and raise you a bigger more-prominent sign in southeastern Wisconsin just outside of Kenosha:
Which takes you here: http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/parks/specific/bong/[/QUOTE
Every time I drive by that sign it makes me LOL a bit.
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Embed didn't work, but 'everybody loves Mencia' did a bit on that sign a while ago.![]()
http://www.comedycentral.com/video-c...tery-road-sign
Last edited by Egz; 04-19-2012 at 04:34 AM.
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via the Onion
Dept. of Transportation Discontinues 'Bridge Out 8 Feet Ahead' Sign
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