No.

[DevalDragon]

A friend found this in the metro Atlanta area. Not sure what it's telling us.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfJ8jrZXIAA7naX.jpg

(This is a twitter image link, not spam / junk)

[hotdogPi]

I think it means "don't use the center lane" (it's being used by the other direction). I have seen it with a red X instead of the word "no". In this case, going straight from the left turn lane likely leads into the center lane, which should never happen.

[Eth]

I think it means "don't use the center lane" (it's being used by the other direction). I have seen it with a red X instead of the word "no". In this case, going straight from the left turn lane likely leads into the center lane, which should never happen.

Exactly that.

I think this is on US 41/Northside Dr in northwest Atlanta, but can't pinpoint it exactly. I seem to recall the center lane being reversible, but I haven't been up that way in several years and a check of Street View doesn't seem to show that to be the case. Maybe some of these signs are echoes of that era. Other places along that road seem to use the red X instead.

[paulthemapguy]

Yeah I agree, it's most likely to tell people in the center lane not to continue straight ahead.  It's still funny to see though, thank you for posting this!! 

[Ian]

No? No!

[Duke87]

No? No!

No working cyan or yellow channels in part of the camera, apparently.

[pumpkineater2]

Well I guess in today's society where some people seem to think the rules don't apply to them, it takes a nice big NO to get the message across.

[Big John]

No? No!

If they park against traffic seeing "ON"?