Eco friendly and practical!

Genius.. Wow.. Salute..

I've been skipping the plastic produce bags and just grabbing them as is, or using a small, reusable bag. Not like produce doesn't get handled dozens of times by the time you grab it, anyways. Can't run from germs. They're everywhere.

Brilliant! They know why people are visiting.

Mad clever!

This should be everywhere!

Our local car park has this. But I can't use it because I'm red/green colourblind and they all look the same to me! Don't know why red/green is used so much for signage and lights- it's the world's most common form of colourblindness! 8 percent of men.

Great... when they actually work

Oh, I thought this was everywhere? Guess not

I've seen this at some rest stops, too, where there's a bunch of stalls, which is such a great idea.

This is the norm in Finland, at least in my city. There's also blue to indicate the handicapped spots.

country I live in, most parkings have this. time saver !

That's common in Austria

That's real handy.

Probably needs a flashing light which reads "Can't park for s**t" if someone parks too close to the lines.

I first saw this in Las Vegas. It's bloody brilliant, and I wish it was *everywhere*.

Idk where you live but this is common in Poland.

Local garage has this, as well as a sign out front that lists each level of the garage along with how many spaces are free. It's brilliant.

Our local car park has this but my husband avoids it as it is a lot more expensive than other ones.

In Germany, the multi storey car parks have 'Frauenparkplatz' - literally, Womens parking places, which are closer to the entrances / exits and more importantly are a metre wider than an average parking space - I love Germany !!!

Awesome !!

It looks kinda creepy.

Locally, Satan's Row FREE garage parking uses this system, too.

Mall of America, Minneapoliis, MN

This is genius!!

Also good: Multilevel garages that have a sign at each level indicating if it has available parking.

Is standard in Spain. Really helpful!

Utilize zero or no light more often- lit for available and unlit for not.

Wilf , there’s always something.

So in Poland. Also blue light indicates place for disabled.

almost all parking lots in Turkey has these for many years now

I see this everywhere in major cities like paris

Changi airport parking has this, with signs on the end of rows to indicate hoe many spaces there are.

Schipol Airport does this too.

This needs to be everywhere. I am sick and tired of having to go around and around until I find a space only to realize it was just a hatchback.

That's brilliant.

Seen that

This Is Common Where I Live

They should only leave the green lights. I don't want to see which spot is occupied; I'm interested in the empty ones.

This was only possible because of the huge strides in duck literacy

Nice idea but I would imagine that in the middle of summer you really wouldn't want to touch it.

awwwww