Now we only need some new overlays to match the colours. I used the colours from the Swedish Traffic sign norms.
The dutch signage is however close to perfect right now, both "old" and "new" styles:
Best,
MandelSoft
Then how do we come up with different colours? I see just saturated green on your signs while looking at this document, I clearly see another shade of green. (see page 6,7 and 8)ScuL wrote: 1) I based the green colour on the background of the overlays on the colour used in official Vägverket PDF documents (the Swedish road administration)
On the same page, I find the same sign integrated in the Swedish border sign. There I find a whole different shade of green:ScuL wrote: 2) Look at this wiki sign and compare the colour of the motorway sign of Sweden vs. Switzerland
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... road_signs
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Didn't notice that much when I was in Sweden. And I've driven hundreds of kilometers on the motorways there. It's fresh in my memory, since I've been there last July when carrying a camera. You see it's not that bright green:ScuL wrote: 3) Look at this picture to see the standard Swedish reflection foil in action:
Heard this authority-argument before, right at page one. I said that the signs at the intersections were wrong and a Swedish friend could back me up on that and you tell me that the guy living in Sweden is wrong. I don't get that. Why would someone LIVING in Sweden know something less by heart than someone who only visits it? To be completely honest and I may be too direct, I think you value too much on your own authority. And it would not be the first time that I have proved you wrong and why I don't seem to get along that good with you, to my regret...ScuL wrote: 4) I am a frequent visitor of Sweden and drive there a lot (as a matter a fact I will drive there again 3 weeks from now) and I know that the signs are reflective and quite bright compared to the colours blue/green that you see in other countries