That’s How You do a Proper Speed Block in China
Do you remember Johan and his problem with speed (or better said the lack of visible traffic enforcement)? Like Johan, there are many of us that like to pedal to the metal.
The first thing that came to my mind when seeing this picture was to thank God, that’s not the way our authorities try to block speed. Authorities in the Chinese ShanXi province built what looks like miniature versions of the Great Wall to prevent you from speeding. It’s 30 meter (100 ft) long, 2.7 meter (9 ft) and 60 cm (2 ft) tall, made of cement and does a great job at keeping you running slow.
There’s a question to it though. What if you can’t see it … ? Let’s hope our people in South Africa are not to going to put something like that on the streets.
via AutoUnleashed
