Elf and Safety

Here's an example of Nuts.

 

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And another, in similar vein:

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Phil

Warning and caution signs on our roads, do they actually add to the danger by distracting, people with excessive amount of constant info. I wonder whether dyslexic or illiterate people are statistically unsafer as drivers:confused:

Edited June 28, 201312 yr by jazper53

Yeah in work the other week I spent an entire morning changing about 50 signs from this.

 

http://www.lastingimpressionsonline.co.uk/acatalog/05272.gif

 

To this.

 

http://www.firesafetyltd.co.uk/sprinklers-safetysigns-firealarms/0059.jpg

 

Strangely nobody noticed.

 

We have also had a number of complaints to say our no dogs sign doesn't say "except guide dogs" but we usually just tell them that whoever has the guide dog won't see the sign.

An unfortunate choice of colour. In street signage, the colour blue indicates "advisory".

 

You need to go back and change them to red.

If you have to keep the door shut, how do you get out when there's a fire?

And how do you evacuate from a tsunami when the sign says STOP?

[ATTACH]6234.vB[/ATTACH] This was in Washington state. On one stretch of road, we actually saw 'Tsunami evacuation route' pointing to the east, and 'volcano evacuation route' pointing west. Lord help them if both happen together!

 

Phil

 

If you have to keep the door shut, how do you get out when there's a fire?