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by Marius van Dokkum
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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2024
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Traditional Art
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Huh. I had never considered this, but in countries where they drive on the left, they must use their right arms to signal instead of the left!
This is a Dutch artist, and a Dutch landscape. The Netherlands is a right-side driving country.
I guess your comment is true for car drivers sticking their arm out of a window, but for cyclists it really doesn't matter. You can use both arms to indicate direction.
Yeah I just point with whatever arm is nearest the turn or merge.
No one acknowledges the actual correct signals at all. Pointing at least seems to work.
Yea, Me too. Sometime I just look left or right people understand I am tunrning in that way and slow down xD. Even though my city is full of Cars and Bike(Motor).
Also I'm pretty sure she's not giving a signal but getting ready to steal a hat of a cop that's just offscreen.