According to the Daily Mail this is a road sign found in Thailand.

Has anybody seen it?

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"And here's one we might find useful! There are, as far as we know, no plans to adopt this 'drunken people crossing' sign from Thailand

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2516151/Achtung-EU-plan-replace-British-roadsigns-ones-talk-Euro-speak.html#ixzz2mEp6EBkV "

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Has anybody seen it?

the same sign written in thai ... yes

head north from the north east corner of the

chiang mai moat heading towards tesco lotus

kamtien

at the second set of traffic lights its on the front

of a bar on the right hand corner

dave2

ps .. why do you want to know ? just curious

Edited December 1, 201312 yr by dave2

I thought that the sign was a typical Daily Mail wind up. The sign seems too well written to be in Thailand and the the few letters in the background are in Western script.

Quite surprised to see the same sign in the Thai language!

Not sure if these are official government road signs or just privately produced?

The 'best' or worst sign about alcohol is the large Johnny Walker sign on a tall building above Sukhumvit. You need to read it carefully. At first I thought it was a mistake, but I have since met the guy who designed it who told me it wasn't a mistake - only in Thailand. It reads -

'Don't drive - drink'.

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Not sure if these are official government road signs or just privately produced?

i think they are jokes produced by the bar owner who obviously has a sense of humour

heres the bar with two close ups of other

creations of his

dave2