Little does he know, an actual train will come out of nowhere and hit him eventually (an obvious asdfmovie reference)
When I was a child, I genuinely thought that’s what these signs were supposed to mean. In my area they were kinda scattered around the place, oftentimes not even near a construction site, so I thought they were just random propaganda signs.
What is the actual meaning ? I am an adult and I don’t understand (English is not my first language)
They are signs indicating that the road work you assumedly have just driven through has ended.
Thanks, the wording is a bit strange indeed
You can go fast again.
Beta road signs: Unreadable if you don’t speak English, take a while to process, do not stand out
Chad Vienna convention signs:
No pissing on the side of the road?
One leg slightly lifted, clearly he’s letting one out too
As a Canadian driving around the UK I always found these signs strange. When passing one we would raise our fists in the air and shout, “End road work…end road work everywhere!!!”.
It amused us.
I would join the same protest… but then later that week I’d join the next protest demanding they fix the road I just asked them not to work on.
It’s frustrating in northern Ontario because the combination of cold winters and lots and lots of heavy transport trucks every day means that our roads are no good after about four years.
Which means we only have two highway seasons …
Winter Season and Construction Season
Not really different here in Indiana in terms of road issues with cold and heavy trucks. We like to say that the orange barrel is the Indiana state flower.
Y’all and I-70. Poor bastards, I used to have to drive through that state twice a week and I doubt it has gotten any better.
Edit: game to have
Yep. I’m in Terre Haute. Going to Casey later today, I imagine you know why.
You could make sturdier roads for those truck, for example made of metal. They’d last decades! 🛤
Whoops … wrong thread (I am rewording my original response to this)
Trucks gained all importance because it meant it all consumed more oil and gas instead of saving energy by having trains. Why would corporations spend tens of thousands on fuel for a train pulling tons of material across the country when they could spend billions and billions of endless fuel on millions of transport trucks destroying roads made of oil and asphalt that have to be repaired on an annual basis?
Those poor roads are overworked, and everyone think they can just walk all over them, it’s heartbreaking 💔
