I thought that our road engineers had designed
some of the most confusing "intellegent" roads,
but i am wrong! Check out:
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Peter Gordon
I thought that our road engineers had designed
some of the most confusing "intellegent" roads,
but i am wrong! Check out:
verkehrs-chaos.de.vuverkehrs-chaos.de.vuOpen ↗At first glance I thought someone had been busy with PhotoShop, then realised most of the images were real. 😕
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by cfsmtb
At first glance I thought someone had been busy with PhotoShop, then realised most of the images were real. 😕my favourite is the 'Schools' one and the bike path pointing down the stairs😄 😄 😄
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cfsmtb said:
At first glance I thought someone had been busy with
PhotoShop, then realised most of the images were real.
😕my favourite is the 'Schools' one
A classic
Quoted message said:
and the bike path pointing down the stairs😄 😄 😄
If you look closely there is actually a ramp over the stairs
for bikes to be wheeled down. But according to the sign,
unaccompanied of course. Stand at the top of the steps and
let the bike go!!Cheers Peter
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Peter Signorini said:
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
cfsmtb said:
At first glance I thought someone had been busy with
PhotoShop, then realised most of the images were real.
😕my favourite is the 'Schools' one
A classic
Quoted message said:
and the bike path pointing down the stairs😄 😄 😄
If you look closely there is actually a ramp over the
stairs for bikes to be wheeled down. But according to the
sign, unaccompanied of course. Stand at the top of the
steps and let the bike go!!Cheers Peter
I like the guy trying to ride across train tracks with no
front wheel!&roo
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