What are some humorous and humane notices?

An eye-catching traffic notice hangs at the entrance of a Mexican border town: "Drivers, please pay attention to your steering wheel - there are no doctors, no hospitals, and no medicines in this city."

The London Underground in the UK has put up a sign to warn passengers who do not buy tickets: "If you ride without a ticket, please get off in front of the London Magistrates' Court."

Roads in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark On the Internet, there is a notice like this: "What are you going to do? Drive at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour and live to be 80, or the other way around?"

Japan uses eye-catching signs on busy traffic roads and intersections. The text prompts: "Your family is smiling and waiting for your safe return." "Your spouse and children are waiting for you at the door."

At a sharp turn on a road on the West Coast of the United States, there is this notice: "If If your car can swim, please drive straight without braking."

To warn passengers who do not buy tickets, the London Underground in the UK has put up a sign: "If you ride without a ticket, please be safe in London! Get off in front of the court."

Japan uses eye-catching text prompts at busy traffic roads and intersections: "Your family is smiling and waiting for your safe return." "Your spouse and children are at the door. Welcome."

Besides a highway, there is this notice: "Three people have been killed here, are you willing to be the fourth one? Speeding is heading for hell."

During the Johor Traffic Safety Week, the traffic department posted this notice in the city: "You can drive a car at a speed of no more than 30 miles per hour to enjoy the beautiful scenery of this city. If you exceed 60 miles per hour, please come to the court as a guest. , more than 80 miles, welcome to the city's most up-to-date hospital, 100 miles, may you rest in peace