Incredible, it works quite well here in Brasilia for some years. Who is not for the band looked ugly up here, either.

Here in Joao Pessoa makes this campaign was about three years. During the disclosure was a marvel. Even today, motorists have difficulty repeats the visual signal, but a good deal longer respects, especially the bus drivers. Although the vast majority of pedestrians still can not see the track as his ally. Sometimes it is a ten-foot, but insists on staying with that guy waiting for puppy dog ​​for a hole to come out running the other way.

This signal is only worth qndo has no traffic lights (only the band), which is not the case with the video. Fail to qm and not made to the campaign.

uahuahuahah very funny video below, the guy mugging, dancing tango uahauhauha, but very good initiative.

If you have driving in Sao Paulo and stop on track for pedestrian crossing, you will take a lambada in the ass when you and pedestrian will stop at the top of the peak of Jaragua, hanging on the antenna.

But the initiative is good gaucho. It is the civility that every metropolis should have.

But honestly, I only saw it work in Santa Catarina.

it is, as Paul says here in BSB that signal works.

Reinforcing what has been said here in Brasília all respect to the track, even without supervision around. It was a habit created and that gives me even proud of my city. Would that it were so in other cities tbm, but when I go to other states or dare.

I'll open a debate here (looks cacófato - polemic persimmon), but is this: I think that place is a pedestrian crossing at traffic lights. If we are focusing much pedestrian traffic, this does not flow, and complicates everything.

Here in brazil it already works for many years =) .. but only on the track without traffic lights =)

it is, I repeat what I already said, this works perfectly brasilia signal, since in other cities like uberaba for example, made the sign at the crosswalk and stopped a driver, but wondering if I needed help.

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Video and embarrassed that, but the signal thought a good idea in Itaipava / Petrópolis (mountainous region of the river) also works well, very well, just stepping stones on the track (which is like a speed bump, broad and red the white stripes) and the cars have to stop, they are all like small hills on the floor, just to force the car to stop the habit in place, but those coming from outside do not know how it works and is not able to comply, without wanting .