A NEW road side in France this summer is threatening to impose a huge fine for holidaymakers if they break its key rule.

But back to the sign. As Canadians, we can be pretty funny in most any situation, even when it comes to something as dry and boring as a road sign. And we’re not the only ones. Here are a few ...

Send us your Canadian translations of American road signs by sharing the weirdest you've seen around the U.S. with us on Twitter @CBCNews. You can also write your own captions for the photos above ...

Up too 100 in-road, flexible speed signs will be installed across Toronto's wards as part of the city's Vision Zero Road Safety plan. Seeing these signs pop up around Toronto. Love 'em! More please.

Some road signs, such as universal stop signs, are straightforward and easy to understand. But not all signs are that easy, as Boston Globe writer Ty Burr discovered during a recent vacation in New ...

Steep descent ahead! This French road sign indicates a steep downhill slope, often marked with a percentage (like 10%). That number refers to the gradient - not your car's speed, weight, or any fine.