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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Slow Down
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33 comments:
I really hope they work !
A good message for most people, whether they drive or not.
A great idea and let's hope it works. The trouble with signs, though, is that they become familiar and have a limited shelf-life. Also a view today is that many signs are just ignored because there are too many for us to take on board.
Sorry. Gotta go!
So sad to hear about the child getting killed. I have a similar sign on my blog today warning aggressive drivers to slow down.
That is sad. A shame that a tragedy must take place before measures to curb such events are implemented.
sad start, but hopefully a better outcome for others.
I think drivers are worse than ever. Too many are taking dangerous chances! Where are we rushing to...and why?
I hope they do work!
I hope it works. It an eye catching sign.
Hope it works.
Certainly gets the message across.
Really nice sign!
I hope they work! This one is certainly eye catching.
I think people start blocking out the regular signs the city puts up to watch for children, seniors, etc. This one is much more noticeable and artistic.
Yes, let's hope they work.
Sad reason for it but it's a memorable sign. Round here we have a 20mph limit in our residential streets - but I'm not sure many people take any notice.
Just like the sign many people see right through kids.
It is an eye-catching sign but I wonder if a driver might actually be so distracted by the sign that they take their eyes off the road.
What a tragic reason to start this sign campaign. Hope drivers pay attention.
I have never seen this type in Europe. But it is definitely a wise decision.
very nice sign.
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This sign certainly stands out more than the standard children at play motif.
Nice graphic sign.
If this sign helps, it will be well worth the effort.
Connects on a gut level deeper than word or warning. Good work!
ALOHA from Honolulu
ComfortSpiral
=^..^= . <3
That's interesting
What a wonderful sign...sure gets the point across. The world seems to be in a big hurry toady. Tom The Backroads Traveller
Hope they work Pat. We have a very strict 40km speed limit by school crossings during school start and finish times, works really well.
lovely alert to little ones. sorry about the reason they've cropped up, but kids are hard to see in traffic.
Oh so sad.
Stop this crazy Drivers.
All is ruled by cars.
Creative designer.
Drivers with more care and more attention. I got hit by a car on a pedestrian crossing in July, and I still have pain in the side :((
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