I always feel torn as I give out a new assignment... because I've enjoyed the last one so much. And please remember that it is okay to keep adding to all the ones we've done so far (except the continuous story; sorry, it's over) ! So here is your new challenge. Think back on your driving history (or your history as a passenger, cyclist or pedestrian). Can you come up with a new traffic sign(or 5 or 6)? Maybe you've had a mishap that just the right sign might have prevented, or maybe you just think the world needs a few new signs. Have fun, and if you are really sure about your suggestion, maybe you need to let the North Carolina DMV people know (but be careful which person you approach; many of them don't seem to have a sense of humor......)
Example: Watch Out for Falling Acorns
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North Carolina Divison of Motor Vehicles (caution: there may be very cranky license examiners inside) -_-
-Catherine W-
This one might have helped me once:
CAUTION : Do Not Bend Down To Retrieve Lost Reese's Cups While Driving In This Parking Lot
This really wouldn't help anyone, but it'd be fun... and it might wake up sleepy drivers: instead of a sign saying, "Look out on the road ahead", a sign could say, "Look out on the road: a head!"
"Lost Sole Ahead"
(Oh, that will be fun to explain....Thanks, Ben : )
Construction Zone - Proceed With Caution Because If You Keep Looking Away from the Car In Front Of You To Read Signs Like This Something Bad Might Happen...Man, That Had To Hurt
Sign on back of Sharpe's Suburban...
"Caution we brake for yardsales"
CS
Turn Your Brights Off When Approaching Oncoming Traffic (and Why Don't You Go Ahead and Re-read the Whole Driving Manual When You Get a Chance)
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