20 Problems Only People From South Wales Will Understand
11. Welsh First, English Second On EVERY Sign
The Welsh government's commitment to embracing a bilingual society is admirable but it is not without its faults. Every sign is written in Welsh and English but that does make it more difficult to take note quickly of what the sign is telling you if you don't speak the language. Particularly as a driver - you need to be able to absorb information quickly if you're going to keep your focus on the road; taking twice as long to read a sign means you're either going to miss it or have your eyes focused elsewhere for a little too long, which can't be safe.
The same goes for train station announcements when you're in a rush. By the time you get round to the English announcement about which platform its stopping at, the chances are you might have missed it!