These signs are in NW Arkansas. The Norman Chamber of Commerce and the city were working on wayfinding signage here, but so far, the only thing that has happened is a few MUTCD-standard signs near the interstate. An improvement to be sure, but something that should have been installed when the highway was built!
This is so cool! I love subway maps to start with (should I bring in my collection?) and it’s fun to see other things re-imagined using the same style. Click through because this company seems to have a bunch of cool maps and diagrams.
I get why the people in cars think this won’t work but there are solid observational results that say it will. In Calgary, even.
This is definitely a case where a trial could be done, either with paint or with those flexible posts or even Jersey barriers. If it doesn’t work after a reasonable trial period (like 6 months or a year), then you take it out and you haven’t spent a lot.