I was coming back to say that. I’ve been in Warsaw, and in the back of my head I had the thought that this would have struck me as weird so I would’ve noticed. So I went through the few pictures and videos I took and saw this:
Nah that’s just stairs. In Poland the crosswalk sign is a black figure, going left, on a white triangle that’s on a blue square sign. The only place where anything close to the figure would be present is pedestrian red “don’t walk” signals, with the green being a dude walking.
Edit: the “WC” sign under it says toilets, not the stairs
Alright so you did put the signs the other way around!! No lol I think the post says the pedestrian pictogram that then is represented in many signs (ay least here) not just to the crosswalk one in particular, so I thought it applied here. My memory is very fuzzy but this could be an underpass that happened to have toilets as well.
Yeah we don’t use those signs for crosswalks so someone made it up and you people gobbled it like a pelican
I love being a pelican
I was coming back to say that. I’ve been in Warsaw, and in the back of my head I had the thought that this would have struck me as weird so I would’ve noticed. So I went through the few pictures and videos I took and saw this:
Nah that’s just stairs. In Poland the crosswalk sign is a black figure, going left, on a white triangle that’s on a blue square sign. The only place where anything close to the figure would be present is pedestrian red “don’t walk” signals, with the green being a dude walking.
Edit: the “WC” sign under it says toilets, not the stairs
Alright so you did put the signs the other way around!! No lol I think the post says the pedestrian pictogram that then is represented in many signs (ay least here) not just to the crosswalk one in particular, so I thought it applied here. My memory is very fuzzy but this could be an underpass that happened to have toilets as well.