I love coming across funny signs both at home and while traveling around the world. Most of the time these signs aren’t meant to be funny, regardless, humor can be found in them.
From time to time, I post about funny signs which I call, Ridiculous Street Signs.
I recently posted about a sign I came across in Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus. This led to an e-mail from a reader who wanted to contribute a sign she came across in the suburbs of Moscow Russia.
When I first saw the sign sent in by Olesya, I assumed that it meant something like, no bunnies allowed on the train. Specifically, I assumed that Bugs Bunny or Roger Rabbit wasn’t allowed.
Olesya then let me know that the sign means, “no drinking, smoking, littering or bunny-fare allowed (bunny-fare means not paying for train ride)“.
I’ve never heard of the term bunny-fare before, have you?
I sent Olesya a few questions about her bunny-fare sign.
I want to thank Olesya again for sending in this awesome sign!
Check out more of my Ridiculous Street Signs HERE.
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You can find other examples on this theme with a google image search for “ехать зайцем” — signs, cartoons, and people in costumes.