VietNamNet Bridge – Having concerns about tragic accidents caused by drivers who do not understand traffic laws or those who disregard people's lives, a photographer opened a coffee shop that is decorated with items from vehicles in accidents and traffic signs.

Located at Lot 21-22 on Tran Nhan Tong Street, Son Tra District, Da Nang city, the cafe of photographer Nguyen Van My is decorated with vehicles and road signs.

On the walls and in the surrounding space are traffic signs.

The artist spent one year collecting many lamps and steering wheels to hang in the cafe which has operated for more than a month. The small house assembled from car windows is also attached with license plates. "This is the number plates of vehicles destroyed in traffic accidents, which are no longer in circulation," explained My.

50 old bikes are turned into funny chairs. The table bases are steering wheels.

Tires are also used to make special chairs. Amid the coffee shop is dozens of whistles that are "locked" into a cage with a desire that Vietnam will minimize noise from car horns.

"I expect that anywhere customers sit in the restaurant, they can also see and remember the road signs, so that they are no longer indifferent when driving on the road. Because most people who have a driver's license cannot remember all signs and they are often subjective when driving on the road," My added.

The candle lit in the cafe is attached with traffic signs in four directions. There are also traffic signs on coffee cups.

The menus are printed with road signs. My said traffic signs will be printed on the T-shirt of his staff.

There are heads of old motorbikes in the shop. According to My, these "blind" vehicles are the danger of traffic accidents. There are many outdated vehicles in Vietnam.

Even the toilet also has traffic signs.

My is willing to explain the meaning of any traffic sign in the shop to customers.

VNE