A crash in Geneva (2009).
A truck fire in Singapore (2013).
A burned out car in Barbados (1999).
An abandoned car near Christchurch, New Zealand (2004).
A crash in Toronto, Ontario (2016).
A crash in Hong Kong (2016).
Not doing so well in Oslo, Norway (2013).
Nor in London, U.K. (2017).
A bus fire at Milton Keynes Central Station, U.K. (2014).
Some repairs needed in Havana, Cuba. (2019).
Signs
See also Stop Signs and Other Risk Signs.

One out of two (London, U.K., 2014).

Sorry, which way? (Ireland, 1997).

Not any more helpful (Barbados, 1999).

Drivers, be happy (Vík, Iceland, 2001).

Self-referential sign? (Boulder, Colorado, 2005).

Danger: This sign might be shot at (North Island, New Zealand, 2004).

Caution: Buses rolling in the hay (North Island, New Zealand, 2004).

We need to tell peds not to cross when cars are coming? (Toronto, Ontario, 2005).

Peds or not? That is the question. (Hill Island, Ontario, 2009).

Progress in society: We have to plead not to vandalize a camera (London, U.K., 2004).
Speed Limits

Be specific (near Port Glasgow, Lake Erie, Ontario, 1998).

A private 7 mph (Boulder, Colorado, 2005).

Be very specific (Horwood Estate, near Milton Keynes, U.K., 2019).

Speed limit 12 mph (near the Thames Barrier, London, U.K., 2015).

A 12 mph limit for bicycles and pedestrians (Hampstead Heath, London, U.K., 2019).

12 mph one way (above); 14 mph the other way (below)
(Boulder, Colorado, 2005).


A 15 mph limit for seesaws going one way (Washington, D.C., 2012).

Faster two-way seesaws at 25 mph (Honolulu, Hawai'i, 2018).
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