Levitating zebra. Germany is testing a "three-dimensional" pedestrian crossing (video)

Correctly colored elements to the belts can cause not only an optical illusion, but also increase the visibility of pedestrian crossings.

This solution is being tested in Germany. On one of the streets of Grevenbroich, artists were allowed to remake a zebra so that, when viewed from a right angle, it seemed to float in the air

This trick is to get drivers to take their feet off the gas pedal.

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In accordance with the current rules, the driver, when approaching a pedestrian crossing, must exercise extreme caution and give way to a pedestrian at the crossing. Recall that in many European countries pedestrians are already protected when approaching the crossing.