3D Effects On Road To Slow Philadelphia Drivers, Looks Crap.
June 15th 2008 04:15
City, state, and federal officials will roll out a program aimed at getting drivers in Philadelphia to heed the speed limit. One part of this involves 3-D images that will look like bumps in the road.
Denny says this effort includes the deployment at about 100 intersections of high tech decals that create a 3-D image, to make drivers think there's something in the intersection
Denny says this effort includes the deployment at about 100 intersections of high tech decals that create a 3-D image, to make drivers think there's something in the intersection
I give this like 2 out of 10 Heaps Goods. By the look of the photo they look pretty cheap and fake. Not like those awesome 3D ones you get in those forward emails that look like huge holes or foutains drawn onto the pavement. They are so freakin' cool! I saw a foutain one drawn in the mall once, I got confused and tried to jump in. Alas, I woke up crying in a sea of my own teeth.
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