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More Noncompliant Pedestrian Guidance

Apparently, drivers like to watch.

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4 Responses to “More Noncompliant Pedestrian Guidance”

  1. Jack Says:

    Thanks! Voyeurs causing traffic jams? It will get worse if the pedestrians do what they are told.

  2. Michiel Says:

    I was in Nijmegen some weeks ago, haven’t seen them

  3. Calgary Dodge Says:

    Really funny! Is this sign for real?!

  4. Courtenay Used Cars Says:

    LOL.. It seems that some of the pedestrians are not aware that the sign shows such.. Who would have thought? Funny.. Really!!

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