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If Singapore is anything like downtown San Francisco, they may save paint and tax dollars by indicating where you can make a U-turn rather than where you can't.
by teaspoon 16y ago
If Singapore is anything like downtown San Francisco, they may save paint and tax dollars by indicating where you can make a U-turn rather than where you can't. It could also be a way of reducing sign clutter, which is an eyesore and safety issue in the US.
- itjitj 16y agoFucking Mission St.
- mjterave 16y agoand 19th
- akkartik 16y agoU-turns are a distant dream in parts of SF. Let's talk about left turns first. http://akkartik.name/blog/2008-12-14-20-38-32-soc http://akkartik.name/blog/2008-12-14-20-38-32-soc
- gojomo 16y agoSan Franciscans are more willing than Singaporeans to overlook the signs, I think, when there's no harm to doing so.