What's wrong with this picture?

Yes, the minimum height of the ceiling is 2.15, but the sign on the way out is probably not necessary.

hmmmm Dredging the very bottom of the barrel on a slow contribution day it looks like. I would have read it the way it is intended, that the lowest available (minimum) height is 2.15m. Next article please

Seems clear to me. The minimum height of the ceiling, or protrusions, is 2.15m. So I won’t be entering it in my 4wd which is about 2.5m.

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davo101 said :

Seems to be as correct as all of the places that tell you what the maximum clearance is. If I’m driving a tall vehicle what I’m interested in is the minimum clearance–because that’s what I’m going to hit.

Yes, but minimum clearance is different to minimum height. Like most such signs, I think they got confused between “minimum clearance” (ie. at lowest point) and “maximum (allowable vehicle) height” (ie. height of vehicle).

DUB said :

Minimum height 215 m? Is that all? Sign made in China probs.

If you squint there’s a decimal point (and some bad kerning).

Dammit – back to the Where’s Wally books for some practice …

RiotFrog said :

I give up. What *is* wrong with this picture?

To park their you must drive a LandRover with roofracks, a roof mount for your retro fixed gear pushbike or one of those stupid Thule roof coffins.

The direction arrows won’t be visible until the door is up ?

Traffic direction arrows are on the other side of the closed roller doors?

Minimum height 215 m? Is that all? Sign made in China probs.

RiotFrog said :

I give up. What *is* wrong with this picture?

Seems to be as correct as all of the places that tell you what the maximum clearance is. If I’m driving a tall vehicle what I’m interested in is the minimum clearance–because that’s what I’m going to hit.

I give up. What *is* wrong with this picture?

It’s like those rides at the theme park – you must be this high to enter.

D’oh, on second viewing I can just make out the swipe card sensor. As you were.

Haha, that’s quite good.

There’s also the small matter of there being no sensor for what’s presumably meant to be a swipe card entry.