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Buckle Up for the World’s Strangest Street Signs The Quirkiest Road Warnings Around the Globe
Caution: Signs Ahead May Cause Double-Takes and Giggles
Greenland: Sled Traffic, Seriously Forget freeways! Greenland is a kingdom of glaciers where cars can’t always connect towns. Instead, dog sleds rule. That’s why you’ll see red-triangle signs with a sled silhouette, reminding you that man’s best friend is also man’s best transport. Iceland: Next Exit, Hot Tub Only in Iceland will you see a road sign telling you where to soak. The blue-and-white icon of a head bobbing in water with a thermometer means a hot tub is near. Pair that with pretzel-shaped bakery signs and snorkel-wearing stick figures; suddenly, even stop-and-go traffic feels like a scavenger hunt. Newfoundland: The Moose Means Business Most moose crossing signs just show the animal. But in Gros Morne National Park, Canada, the moose has backup: a mangled car beside it. It’s a graphic reminder that when a one-ton moose meets your bumper, the moose usually wins.
Driving abroad can feel like entering ”The Twilight Zone,” with strange rules, steering wheels on the “wrong” side, and then there are road signs. Some are charming, some are
baffling, and a few might make you laugh so hard you nearly miss your turn.
Australia: Beware the
Bouncing Locals Kangaroos don’t just hang out in the outback. In New South Wales,
where roo collisions are a daily headache in even the most urban neighborhoods, the classic yellow diamond sign featuring a mid-leap kangaroo warns drivers to keep their eyes peeled. Sometimes, the signs are extra-large and include a hotline to call in case of an injured joey.
So, next time you travel, keep your eyes on the road and on the lookout for some wacky signs!
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