I have a friend who is very fond of this mindmelting example of wayfinding at West Ham station.

[25kv@mas.to]

I have a friend who is very fond of this mindmelting example of wayfinding at West Ham station. To the extent that she takes family and friends there to take selfies.

So come on the internet, what other examples of mad signage are there out there? #auditortrap

[drmikepj@mastodon.social]

@25kV I’m fond of this one, from Singapore

[jim_easterbrook@mstdn.social]

@drmikepj @25kV There's a "new road layout ahead" sign not far from my home that's been there for as long as I can remember.

[jaffa@social.linux.pizza]

@25kV The classic instruction on the #London Underground escalators:

"Dogs must be carried"

I'm exhausted using the stairs all the time.

[michael_h@nrw.social]

@25kV perhaps a little closer to the truth than "keep left" ️

[cibersheep@mastodont.cat]

@25kV to read this, you need to stop to scan the code

[m@blat.at]

@25kV Somewhere in Greenwich.

[m@blat.at]

@drmikepj @25kV Advice for life from a wheelie bin in Hong Kong.

[rbo_ne@chaos.social]

@25kV „excuse me, is this the path to the Bassin Bleu?“

[n0tsure@mastodon.social]

@25kV Isn't this Labour's new logo?

[trantion@masto.ai]

@25kV It's useful to get advance warning of restrictions

[afewbugs@social.coop]

@m @drmikepj @25kV alt text: a presumably sensible instruction written in Chinese with the English translation "Beware of the shaft" below it

[simonzerafa@infosec.exchange]

@m @drmikepj @25kV

Also some good advice

[trantion@masto.ai]

@25kV And an incredibly specific rule, on display at the National Railway Museum

[mjr@masto.bike]

@Workshopshed @25kV you have an issue with the national roads manual, then

[trantion@masto.ai]

@25kV Do you know how to use a lift? Read quickly!