i'm pretty sure i've seen all of these in new jersey

[vicky]

americas ten most confusing traffic signs

http://jalopnik.com/5044869/americas-10-most-confusing-traffic-signs


this is one of my favorites

[MexicanSpaniard]

My favorites are when you're in Texas in August and it says watch for ice on bridge.

[grimcity]

We have the ice on bridges signs too, but that ice is elusive as fuck. All I ever see are broken beer bottles and dead raccoons.

[sebastian toombs]

in my bc wanderings i always try to get pics of these warning signs, which are located at the top of the steepest grades...   note that the speeds are in km/h, not mph





here is a runaway lane on the coquihalla pass (8% grade for 13kms, no flat sections):




the road i still long to experience is the drop into bella coola, down the heckman pass...   18% grade for 6km, with no flat spots, no runaway lanes, no roadside barricades...   the road can never be paved because only gravel provides enough traction to climb or slow down on the damn thing.

note how steep the section these folks are standing on is:

[Sony MDR V2 headphones]

^ that thing would be sick to bomb

[crailtapper]

brakes adjusted? oil changed? steering fluid checked?

[gaiparee]

here is a runaway lane on the coquihalla pass (8% grade for 13kms, no flat sections):

i saw a truck flip in the run away lane once on the coquihalla. i have to drive that shit tomorrow.. hate that road.

[sven thorkel]

on the topic of bombing hills

In 2001 a 19-year-old University of Otago student was killed when she and another student attempted to travel down the street inside a wheelie bin. The bin collided with a parked trailer, killing one of the occupants instantly, and causing serious head injuries for the second.

on this street, the worlds steepest

[sebastian toombs]

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here is a runaway lane on the coquihalla pass (8% grade for 13kms, no flat sections):

[close]

i saw a truck flip in the run away lane once on the coquihalla. i have to drive that shit tomorrow.. hate that road.

take the hope-princeton or the fraser canyon, theyre both infinitely more scenic and interesting...    could you pick up some blackberry flavoured honey for me at one of the fruit stands?

[Since.1927]

jesus

[j....soy.....]

the coq's free dude!

I remember thinking.....'it's a pay road...so I bet it's gonna be like all nice and perfectly plowed...'  white knuckled it all the way to the loop....

[sebastian toombs]

the coq's free dude!

I remember thinking.....'it's a pay road...so I bet it's gonna be like all nice and perfectly plowed...'  white knuckled it all the way to the loop....

ha, i remember coming home from my grandma's in prince george in 2000, it was closed due to heavy snowfall...   in mid august!
ive actually been emailing back and forth with vaughn palmer at the sun, hes interested in the historical parallels between the tolls on the coquihalla and on the old fraser canyon road from 1926 to 1944

[sweets]

There are two of these in my town. I have to stop every day for the Geese to cross the road and I enjoy nature's way of making me relax on my way to class. Yes, I live in NJ.

[MexicanSpaniard]

There are two of these in my town. I have to stop every day for the Geese to cross the road and I enjoy nature's way of making me relax on my way to class. Yes, I live in NJ.

Top right duckling sees the automobile coming.

[sweets]

He sees the angry redneck getting done work. Git 'r' done!