LOOK BOTH WAYS.
Then look at this website and ask whether we needed a whole organization for this.
WE ABSOLUTELY DID NOT.Pro-pedestrian. Pro-common sense.
Unreasonably suspicious of stripes.
No dues. No sign-up. No actual authority.
A deeply unserious campaign inspired by the crosswalk next to The Civil Engineer School (TCES) at AFIT.
We believe pedestrians can look both ways and think for themselves. We also believe painted rectangles deserve a wildly disproportionate amount of graphic design.
Our beef is with the bit.
Not the people. Not pedestrian safety.
Then look at this website and ask whether we needed a whole organization for this.
WE ABSOLUTELY DID NOT.Common sense includes following applicable laws and base rules. Use designated crossings where required.
THE CARD DOES NOT OUTRANK A RULE.No confrontation. No messing with signs or markings. Just a joke, a novelty card, and excellent typography.
THE PAINT CAN TAKE A JOKE.Turn your entirely reasonable opinion into an entirely unnecessary piece of documentation.
Generated entirely in your browser. No personal information requested, stored, or sent by this card generator.
Reasonable judgment. Excessive typography.
Grants no privileges, exemptions, or traffic authority.
Your future wallet clutter awaits.
It is a real website with a fictional sense of institutional importance. Stop Big Crosswalk is a one-off gag, and “Big Crosswalk” is a fictional villain made of paint and our imagination.
We support reasonable pedestrian judgment, within applicable laws and base rules. This is satire, not crossing advice or permission to break a rule. Use designated crossings where required, and never step into traffic.
Inspired an excessive amount of typography. We make no factual allegations about the real crossing, its design, or the people who use or maintain it.
There is no fee. No donations, no petition, and no email list. Our imaginary finance department is devastated.
No. This gag website is not affiliated with or endorsed by AFIT, TCES, the U.S. Air Force, or the Department of Defense.