I saw this billboard at the NTU Hospital MRT Stop. It advises Grandma not to attempt a crossing if she's on a highway. Instead, she should wait until the next morning and find a street with a crosswalk. I've been living in Taiwan long enough to know that this is probably not going to work. Crosswalks in Taiwan are purely decorative.
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Constance Collier, Osoyoos, B.C.
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Patrick,
It was nice meeting you Saturday. You should meet up with us at The Taiwan Beer Factory one of these Friday nights.
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