Very often, signs are too high up, too small and too faint. This one has the added problem of the real message being less discernible than all the other stuff. The disability symbol is clear enough, and so if the left arrow, but the wording that is surely the most important bit was for me indecipherable until I could blow up this photo on my screen.
The same sort of thing happens with labelling in shops. Very often, I can't work out what the product is in a particular package, but I become well aware that it's got some silly slogan on it such as "taste the difference" or "our value range", which are printed very large and bold, while the name and description of the product requires a microscope. I cannot be the only one in the world to face this silly problem!
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