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Here in Australia we have "stop" signs where there is a high risk, lots of or poorer visibility, and you're required to stop. We have "give way" signs in lower

Here in Australia we have "stop" signs where there is a high risk, lots of or poorer visibility, and you're required to stop. We have "give way" signs in lower risk areas where you can slow down but roll through. Seems a lot more reasonable to have risk-appropriate signage.

georgeplusplus 3y ago
Leave it to nanny state Australia to think Signage is effective enforcement. I think Germany has the best infrastructure and culture. It’s very organized and well respected. Bikes usually have a portion of the walk paths just for them and traffic lights for bicyclists that are generally well followed. Pedestrians do not walk into the bike paths or they get yelled at by other pedestrians and cyclists.