yes, somewhere along the line, ‘stop’ signs became ‘yield’ signs and ‘do not litter signs became ’as soon as you’re done with your fast food meal, deposit on the highway’ signs
I can think of several answers to Eddie’s question: lanes for cars, lanes for bikes. Lines for cars to stop at when the lights are red. Crosswalks for pedestrians. Curved lines where two lanes of traffic can turn left onto another road.
Tue Elung-Jensen almost 8 years ago
Nice outlining in the drawing. :)
jgarrott almost 8 years ago
Too true! (The comic, that is.)
stlmaddog5 almost 8 years ago
I’ve been driving for 50 years now. Seems the 20-somethings have no idea about rules of the road, much less how to handle their vehicle.
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 8 years ago
yes, somewhere along the line, ‘stop’ signs became ‘yield’ signs and ‘do not litter signs became ’as soon as you’re done with your fast food meal, deposit on the highway’ signs
Retired Dude almost 8 years ago
Now that I’m retired I plan all my activities with traffic in mind.
PoodleGroomer almost 8 years ago
Some drivers apparently think that it is too hot to stop for signs or red lights.
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Correct Sarah.
slsharris almost 8 years ago
I like the heavier outlines!
Number Three almost 8 years ago
I thought I would be the only one who noticed Sarah’s outline!
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english.ann almost 8 years ago
I can think of several answers to Eddie’s question: lanes for cars, lanes for bikes. Lines for cars to stop at when the lights are red. Crosswalks for pedestrians. Curved lines where two lanes of traffic can turn left onto another road.