Roadsign in Tibet

Ask an Aussie about this crazy Roadsign trademark and they just don't understand.

They see and live it every day of their lives, considering it all quite normal. But take one of these Aussies, put them overseas and very soon, they come to appreciate and understand what it is that's missing from their lives.

Roadsign is about the many Australian things, that added together deliver a life experience which is essentially Australian.

Thanks to this flavour, the vastness and the uniqueness of the Australian country, Roadsign is popular all over the world.

The following images show Roadsign on the road, bringing the flavour of Australia to foreign countries. If you have any scienic photos that feature Roadsign and you wish to share them with us, email them to:
roadsigns@roadsign.com.au

There are exciting adventures waiting for you at
Roadsign Australia!


Ask an Aussie about this crazy Roadsign trademark and they just don't understand. They see and live it every day of their lives, considering it all quite normal. But take one of these Aussies, put them overseas and very soon, they come to appreciate and understand what it is that's missing from their lives. Roadsign is about the many Australian things, that added together deliver a life experience which is essentially Australian. Thanks to this flavour, the vastness and the uniqueness of the Australian country, Roadsign is popular all over the world. The following images show Roadsign on the road, bringing the flavour of Australia to foreign countries. If you have any scienic photos that feature Roadsign and you wish to share them with us, email them to: roadsigns@roadsign.com.au There are exciting adventures waiting for you at Roadsign Australia!		Roadsign in Tibet

		* Tibet, is a plateau region in Central Asia and the indigenous home to the Tibetan people and the Dalai Lama . With an average elevation of 4,900 metres (16,000 ft), it is the highest region on Earth and is commonly referred to as the "Roof of the World." Once independent, Tibet is today administered by the People's Republic of China (PRC).



		* Tibet information from the Wikipedia site