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Strange Traffic Sign -- What does it mean?

- "DANGER: Do not tie plane to car."
- "DANGER: Bouncing planes may strike your car."
- "DANGER: Airplane lavatory may leak onto your car."
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 3)
lynda Apr 29th 2008 8:55AM
i think it means
Danger if i am going to crash i am going to take you and your vehicle with me
S.S. May 4th 2008 5:16PM
"Do not throw planes out of cars"
digitaldream_2006 Jun 5th 2008 2:54PM
Attention all car drivers : "take care of planes if you find any one please throw it outside"
leo Jun 10th 2008 12:10PM
Hahaha I love signs that you have no idea what they mean.
http://www.signspotting.com has a lot more funny and incomprehensible signs like this. Submit this one and you can win 50$!
MoTrubble Jul 1st 2008 1:27PM
It means: "No lassoing planes from your car"
David Feb 16th 2009 8:05PM
That is actually a common sign seen on Florida airport runways.
It is cautioning pilots about lost tourists driving on the runways.
sean Apr 26th 2007 3:16PM
I fly what it drags.... It is a Tow plane for gliders :) some clubs (our included) have that sign near any roadway which crosses under its landing path
lisahoover Apr 26th 2007 3:17PM
It means danger of low-flying planes. I'm guessing this is located on a road next to an airport runway.
Willy Apr 26th 2007 3:24PM
Simple: "Any car with oversized, stupid crap attached to its antenna is in danger of having said antenna snap in high winds."
Tow plane for gliders...harumph.
Lisa Apr 26th 2007 3:24PM
Does it mean danger of low-flying planes? I'm guessing this is located on a road next to an airport runway.
Justin Glow Apr 26th 2007 3:24PM
Well hey, I was close with the banner-towing idea
Lisa Apr 26th 2007 3:48PM
OTOH, it could also mean, "comments that go through twice are as annoying as having an airplane hit your brand new car." Sorry. ;-)
Victor Agreda Jr Apr 26th 2007 4:50PM
I guess my brain is in the toilet. I thought it was "Beware Falling Blue Ice"
max Apr 26th 2007 10:13PM
"Warning: Tetherkrieg ahead"
sooolong Apr 26th 2007 10:10PM
"Beware of urinating airplanes"
a Apr 26th 2007 10:12PM
This could be in gibralter spain where the main
road crosses the airpoet runway
justin Apr 26th 2007 10:24PM
i think it might be for planes and training planes that perform rester hook (speeling) landings maybe,
a Apr 26th 2007 10:30PM
Probably that there is crop dusting in the area. (Crop dusting is spraying chemicals on to crops from an airplane). Crop dusting planes frequent fly very low, sometimes to the point of brushing their wheels long the top of the crop.
steve Apr 26th 2007 10:33PM
It's a sign to warn of tow ropes -- associated with towing gliders into the air as I believe the first poster wrote .....
The plane in question is a Piper Pawnee (common crop duster and now a tow plane). I've dragged a rope through the side window of a van before towing 200 feet of line with a 180 super cub and not paying attention to the threshold. So yeah .. it happens.
Brandon Klevence Apr 26th 2007 10:42PM
It is probably a warning for an airplane that tows ads. They have many of them going up and down the Jersey Shore. And they do not land and take off to pick up the large banner, instead they make a low pass with a hook and pick it up. I guess the field they do it on is a bit to close to a street in this picture.