From emu hunting to giant crabs and even flying Tasmanian devils, Australia's weirdest and wackiest road signs are leaving tourists confused and a little afraid. Driving in Australia can be ...

Grey nomads or keen travelers will no doubt ... life on the road. A confused Redditor recently took to the forum to ask about a blue and white sign spotted in the New South Wales, Australia ...

While Australian drivers have grown accustomed ... A photograph of a “No Fuel for 500km” road sign along Tablelands Highway – a single-lane 375km stretch of road in the Northern Territory ...

Road signs are used to bring order to our roads so that we can go about our business in relative safety with minimum delay. Without them chaos would reign and our daily drive would be rather more ...

unless stated otherwise with a 'No U-turn' sign. Across Australia, you can't make a U-turn if there is a single or double unbroken line down the centre of the road or double lines with an unbroken ...

A road sign ... of highway in Australia has alarmed those who can barely survive without constantly checking their phone. The Queensland sign informs travellers they will have no phone reception ...

A road sign defaced to read 'No' near Arno Bay on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Picture: Snapchat A South Australian Police spokesman said the police were aware of the vandalism and were ...

There could soon be no excuse for performing an illegal ... U-turns led to more than three deaths a year. A U-turn awareness sign on Beaudesert Road, Moorooka.Credit: Google Maps The council ...