Dgar
Kevin Karhan 
Menno
sabik@MennoWolff @kkarhan @dgar
Nah, that green is public land
You can see where the property line goes past the intersection and on the other side of the street
@sabik @MennoWolff @dgar also even if it was privately owned, I'm pretty shure that land owners would have to accept and endure this useage of their land within reason...
Not shure how laws in the USA are, but in Germany that would be dangerous interference with traffic safety and manipulation of road signs and that's not something one would be let off the hook for - at least not if it affected even a single person...
Menno (@[email protected])
@[email protected] @[email protected] Probably the owner of said green, pushing it off his lawn😏
@kkarhan @sabik @dgar
Yeah, one would have to be pretty stupid to do that. Maybe just as stupid as the city worker who put such a sign in a bike lane.
There is a good possibility that this is a photoshop. I see a car parked further down. It's quite likely that this is a parking lane, as is pretty common in north America.
The eucalyptus tree, the left-hand drive, the wheelie bins, the old Queenslanders. This is definitely Australia and the green sidewalk is definitely public land. Bike lanes are common. If you zoom in on the left side of the road, you can make out a white fence which is where the property line is.
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@dgar @sabik @MennoWolff yeah, the license plates (Mandatory Font & Color Scheme) as well as Left-Hand driving gave it away that it's a Commonwealth Member.
Further look at details would've allowed anyone to narrow it down similarly.
Also I'm pretty shure that like in the UK, bike lanes and parking spots - whilst abdurly close to gether and nareow, are different in their markings and not intersecting in terms of space...