CLEARWAY

move on
here is not the place
but somewhere near
hitched to a ride
clear the way
this is someone else's space

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This made me laugh in that the words are secondary to the picture which is really there to communicate more than the words.

[Graeme Stevens]

I hope you didn't stop to take this...

[Bill Fenske]

well, clearly one cannot stop or park, but towing is apparently allowed. :-)
I like the processing here Annie.

[Annie D]

@olivetreeann yes - overkill hahahaha

[Annie D]

@graemestevens well when it isn't a clearway I am sure you can stop...but not park...in the no parking area hahahaha - I think

[Annie D]

@bill_fe ahhhh - yes - I like that interpretation

[Walks @ 7]

Just like government. interpretation is key, there is always a loop hole somewhere.

[KWind]

Interesting sign! I like your focus.

[Kevin Wallace]

Well played

[Marnie]

Welcome to Sydney (or Melbourne, or Brisbane, or…). I reckon making signs must be a growth industry in this country. I counted 14 one day on the area where an exit ramp left the Princes Highway between Melbourne and Geelong. I was a passenger that day, far too much redundant verbiage for a driver to take in.

[Annie D]

@golftragic too many words and too many rules - as Bill said it seems towing is okay hahahaha

[Marnie]

@annied … and too much nanny state.

[Babs]

Ha ha, do you think they are trying to tell you something.

[Annie D]

@onewing I think they are idiots hahahaha

[Wylie]

looks like they're serious!

[Annie D]

@pusspup hahahaha seriously stupid

[Dyan Stevens]

I totally want to stop for a moment on the no parking side.

[Annie D]

@dyanstevens I know hahahaha