Internet Inside
While waiting at a signal in the neighborhood, I find this SUV (MG Hector) with the 'Internet Inside' badge on the tailgate indicating the feature. When I googled on the sign, it says the Morris Garages (the manufacture of the car) calls it iSmart connectivity and brings a host of features that connect to the internet via a 5G ready M2M SIM. Further, the next-gen i-SMART technology in the Hector promises to provide a safe, connected, and fun experience with a big touch screen at 10.4 inches.
Kovalam junction toll gate. The sign indicates the lane for bikes to pass freely in contrast to 4 wheelers and cars that need to take toll tickets to take ECR.
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| Pedestrian and Bicycle Crossing sign |
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| Signs of direction and Hatsun curd banner at Chennai OMR on an elevated pedestrian bridge. |
Photos are excellent and give one an idea of what your country is like
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...I didn't know that MG was still making cars. Icy-Icy must be good on a hot day. It's nice that bike can pass for free. I like curd. Thanks Jeevan, take care and enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteObserving the signage is an interesting pastime on roads :)
ReplyDeleteYou found some interesting signs along the road. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThe icy-icy sign is cool. Nice to see the different signs that your country has. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
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ReplyDeleteInteresting signs to occupy our time while on the road. When the weather is so hot and humid, icy icy food court is a welcoming sight. Maybe I should also start signs collection the next time we go on our holiday. That would make the journey seems so much shorter.
ReplyDeleteHello Jeevan, I have always been interested in signs,as I travel the roads in Portugal. You have a good collection here.
ReplyDeleteWhat else in cars? Sometimes I wonder how much faster technology is moving. Help, I can't keep up. Now cars with keys to start are so old fashion, it is press-button keyless starts. Road signs are even more interesting when there are spelling mistakes - like "free wife here" instead of "free wifi here!"
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