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Running1982 t1_j0ktga3 wrote

The lack of signage pointing you in the right direction is abysmal. I’m tempted to print up and laminate my own saying “trolleys this way ->” and hang them every 10 feet because it absolutely is a death trap. How can they be so bad at basics?

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urbantravelsPHL t1_j0l0r4p wrote

You know, there was a guerrilla artist some years back in Los Angeles who added a sign at a major freeway interchange to make a certain turnoff clearer and safer - perfectly reproducing the sign style, font, every aspect of standard freeway sign. Can't recall how long it was up before somebody official noticed and removed it. I think it would take a fraction of the effort to make guerrilla wayfinding signs for SEPTA...

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nolandeluca t1_j0luuql wrote

The city of LA actually kept the sign you're referring too btw, they replaced it with a more official sign

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SpacePeanut1 t1_j0ol7ux wrote

SEPTA's signage style is so inconsistent, no one would even bat an eye. I've seen wayfinding signs that consist entirely of a piece of printer paper haphazardly taped to the wall!

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