[evandyk]

Better yet, a garbage truck.

 

[rdaner]

Taken 22 March. Hadn’t noticed the lighting on the ceiling thingys. Nice! Also a new(?) access to Bay from lower level.

 

[Willybru21]

Also a new(?) access to Bay from lower level.

It’s been there for a couple years now, the door’s actually used to be propped open but they closed them recently

 

[Parkdalian]

That "Life is Beautiful" sign - oooof. That is CRINGE. The sign isn't even beautiful!

 

[Willybru21]

That "Life is Beautiful" sign - oooof. That is CRINGE. The sign isn't even beautiful!

Live laugh love

 

[Parkdalian]

Live laugh love

It's like the wine bro version of that

 

[Transportfan]

That "Life is Beautiful" sign - oooof. That is CRINGE. The sign isn't even beautiful!

A fire exit sign near the door of a restaurant is pretty cringy too.

 

[savevp]

Live laugh love

Ugh the 'Whisky Tango Foxtrot' behind the bar. Not even rail related. The steaks had better be bloody good...

 

[DSC]

A fire exit sign near the door of a restaurant is pretty cringy too.

The Fire Code requires Fire Exit signage and, if there is ever a fire they are a good idea!

 

[Transportfan]

The Fire Code requires Fire Exit signage and, if there is ever a fire they are a good idea!

Read my post again. This is something new and goes beyond rational fire code regulations.

 

[PL1]

Read my post again. This is something new and goes beyond rational fire code regulations.

The green "running man" in the photo is now the required exit sign. The Ontario code was updated in 2014 apparently. See link for the code.

Edit to add link

 

[Transportfan]

The green "running man" in the photo is now the required exit sign. The Ontario code was updated in 2014 apparently. See link for the code.

Edit to add link

I was referring to sign placement. Even the single occupant washroom at the YRT terminal at Pioneer Village has an exit sign in it!

 

[Woodbridge_Heights]

I was referring to sign placement. Even the single occupant washroom at the YRT terminal at Pioneer Village has an exit sign in it!

Is the sign directing people in an incorrect direction? What is obvious in normal circumstances may not be so obvious during a fire emergency where things might be obscured by smoke.

I'm confused.

Side Note: Never underestimate the stupidity or carelessness of people. When there was a fire at Scotia Bank Arena a few years back and the Fire Marshall ordered an evacuation of the building. Many people wanted to exit via the platinum level concourse, despite it being basically a giant dead end/pinch point, for reasons. Or they needed to take time to collect their coat from coat check. Rather than take the most direct path out of the building.

 

[DSC]

Read my post again. This is something new and goes beyond rational fire code regulations.

I have and it remains unclear to me if your complaint is about sign design, sign placement or the fact there is any sign at all.

 

[evandyk]

The fire exit signs are also attached to the emergency lighting system so they stay on if all the other lights in the restaurant go off. It's pretty standard to have these things in public spaces like restaurants, even if it doesn't match the rest of the decor.