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

[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!