I'm an Aussie. This is a great idea BUT I've never seen it anywhere yet!

Up-vote for "Wonky"--Love that Word

What a great idea. I usually make it half way across the road before the lights change.

I think this should be everywhere, nice to be able to see it if you are behind a large vehicle!

This! I want this!

In Australia too.

Yes those were awesome! I also got similar stuff in China too.

Where's the category for tax rebates to Rupert Murdoch et al? I'd like to know how much I gave him (in case I want to touch him for a few bucks at some point)

And various other places in Japan. :) Even more awesomely, a social tech company made an app where members of the public can report damage to sewer covers.

I have seen them in US also.

Love the expression on the bub's face. :)

Nice ambigram.

how bout for kids? lol

I thoughts it's a standard in fast foods.

The chance of actually getting a disease from a toilet is very low, especially if you wash your hands. There's virtually no chance of getting an STI unless the last guy is still sitting there.

In Poland DHL has it as well - really useful in the city centre

Great idea however for someone (me) with motion sickness this is a nightmare

The US needs these

Sad state of the world that these are necessary 😔

But the whole point of Super Market design in the USA is to confuse and disorient the customer for as long as possible so they spend more money.

We have these in the US too but they're usually not labeled for disabled people. Usually anyone can go one these.

The tray looks cool, but I'd love to try it for the strawberries...

Brilliant! No more mental arithmetic nightmares.

I went on one of these in Barcelona it was so funny and surreal... Until I felt ashamed of myself as older people marched past me on the actual stairs.

I need help shopping! But the baskets for that are pink! I am a manly man, I can´t take those! /s

Germany, too. At least in those spacious ones designed for disabled or elderly people.

Only useful if you get just one pizza, otherwise its not stackable

very cool :)

Other than service dogs, why do people take pets to the shops?

Omg this needs to be standard practice everywhere!!!

Plot twist, they play horrendous farting sounds

Uk has these in ex phone booths as well as bus stops, like little community honesty library's

Plus it looks like it’s mostly enclosed to protect from the weather. Nifty

Sounds like my kind of bus stop!

I read most of an Ann Rice series while "I'm almost ready..." played out, night after night.

So many community based things I have seen that are just beautiful from Norway that are so considerate and like wow why wouldn't they just do this everywhere. Like on top of bus stops they plant grass and flowers ,cools the lil building naturally cleans the air attracts bee that are much needed as an example. This is well country sounds gr8!

What happened if you got too engrossed on what you're reading and the bus came? Ah! return it the next day or when you're done. :D

We have some around the U.S called lending libraries. You can take a book or two, keep it if you want, and drop off others!

Sadly, with passing time all books on such corners tend to morph into obsolete 90s computer books and similar stuff people dump there instead of throwing away

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This would become a camp for the unhoused in the US.

Same in Argentina (black hexagons for excess of calories, sugars or fats). In Spain, it has a "nutri score" label (graded , colour-coded) where A Green it's the best and E Red the worst.

We have those in Arizona. We also have cacti ones too

Hope it doesn't get hot on summer days. Imagine you go to pump your bike and bam! Surprise second degree burns

Look those big shiny balls

There are different power-assisted dollies available around the world. Tank track ones are pretty cool though!

The chewing gum in the era before everything was packed in plastic pots came with two disposal wrappers: an aluminum/aluminium foil and the paper wrapper.

How does the salt affect the road and where does the overflow go? What impact does it have in the direct environment?

That's great! My child (5yo) cant ist in grown up toilets due to muscle tonus problems, childrens seats are very rare in public, even in places like childrens libraries or hospitals....

This ruins the fun out of all those movie scenes where the person is hiding in one stall whilst another flings open the doors of multiple others, getting nearer... And nearer.... Then BAAAMMM HERESSSS JOHHNNYYY

Now mandatory in the EU area!

We have "Sell by" dates printed on the packages but I'd support these too. EDIT: Since I'm obviously unfamiliar with these, I'm going by the title which says "Tells You How Many Days Are Left Until It's No Longer Safe To Eat It" which is why I mention the "Sell By" date (which is a guide, obviously, and not a rule). Seemingly that's not the case, thank you for letting me know.