it's not that tiny really, plus it has many windy and weird and hundreds of years old roads and bridges unlike the simple layout of the american roadsystem. As for the funny looking sign, that has been mocked in so many newsstories that most people know it from that by now, and indeed, if you are the type that drives his car/truck stuck in a tunnel or in the river because GPS nav tells you then clearly you are the least likely one to understand that sign, which most highly intelligent people already would have trouble figuring out I imagine, and if that's the quality of sign-design they use on other warnings too then it's no wonder that people don't get it and drive too high/heavy/wide things on too high/light/narrow bridges and roads and tunnels.
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does anyone else think the roadsign isn't clear at all? it looks like satellites are out to destroy trucks with radioactive waves.
the other thing i think is funny about this story--how hard could it be to map england? the country is tiny.
it's not that tiny really, plus it has many windy and weird and hundreds of years old roads and bridges unlike the simple layout of the american roadsystem.
As for the funny looking sign, that has been mocked in so many newsstories that most people know it from that by now, and indeed, if you are the type that drives his car/truck stuck in a tunnel or in the river because GPS nav tells you then clearly you are the least likely one to understand that sign, which most highly intelligent people already would have trouble figuring out I imagine, and if that's the quality of sign-design they use on other warnings too then it's no wonder that people don't get it and drive too high/heavy/wide things on too high/light/narrow bridges and roads and tunnels.