Multi-Use Path (bike path)

[Smiling JOe]

I stand by my thoughts that most safety signs would be better seen by cyclists if they were written on the actual pavement, much like turning arrows are on the pavement in the turning lanes of the road. As a cyclist, I am in a downward facing position for the most part, with a glance up at the horizon. In addition, safety signage painted on the actual path would be much less clutter for the scenic beauty.

 

[organicmama]

I stand by my thoughts that most safety signs would be better seen by cyclists if they were written on the actual pavement, much like turning arrows are on the pavement in the turning lanes of the road. As a cyclist, I am in a downward facing position for the most part, with a glance up at the horizon. In addition, safety signage painted on the actual path would be much less clutter for the scenic beauty.

Can the wayfaring signage be painted on the pavement?

 

[scooterbug44]

Can the wayfaring signage be painted on the pavement?

HELLS YEAH!

Let's see them get lost when it's painted on the road in several foot high letters!

 

[organicmama]

HELLS YEAH!

Let's see them get lost when it's painted on the road in several foot high letters!

:funn::funn:

Where do you find your smilies? I love them!

 

[Smiling JOe]

Can the wayfaring signage be painted on the pavement?

I've thought that very question, too. The wayfinding sign for Grayton Beach used to be painted on Defuniak Street, not too long ago. The only problem was that you had to be in an airplane to see it.