> Not that everyone processes "On your left" uniformly, but
> it does give the pedestrian more info.
=v= Nobody would process turn signals and traffic lights
uniformly if it wasn't for an educational effort. Thus the
need for consistency and those signs I recommended earlier.
"On your left" is the phrase with the most critical mass
("on your right" in the U.K.) and is the logical place to
start with this effort.
<_Jym_>
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