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Nothing says ‘solid investment’ like a hastily written in sharpie message glued to a pole on a street in front of a bar.
4th and Broadway? I’m confused…
Signs like this showing up all over. Starting to seem like a clever art project.
To the political commentator-sign maker: Point Grey Road between Alma and Macdonald desperately needs “Share the Road” signs to keep cyclists from usurping the roadway. Please provide the signs at your earliest convenience; the City is waiting for deaths to warrant signage. I’d rather keep people alive.
This is a good example of misunderstanding just what “Share the Road” was supposed to have meant.
I’m glad it’s fallen out of favour.
Huh? People on bicycles are allowed to use the road and stay far enough away from parked cars to avoid being hit by opening doors.
Drivers who can’t wait an extra 30 seconds to get into or out of their multimillion dollar driveways should have their licenses revoked.