A Chinese man has been fined after he was captured on surveillance footage painting new road signs in a bid to make his daily commute easier.

為了讓通勤路更容易一些，一名中國男子被監(jiān)控錄像抓拍到了涂新的路標(biāo)，最終遭到了罰款處罰。

The Modern Express reports that a 28-year-old man surnamed Cai, was fined 1,000 yuan in the eastern city of Lianyungang, Jiangsu province.

據(jù)《現(xiàn)代快報》報道，中國東部城市江蘇省連云港的一名蔡姓男子，被處以罰款1000元的處罰。

He was captured on camera on 27 November with a can of white paint painting new arrows onto the road, and told police it was the result of frustrations over the long delays on his daily bus journey to work.

11月27日，他被監(jiān)控錄像拍到拿著刷子，蘸著白漆，在路面上的刷了一個新箭頭。他告訴警察，他這么做是因為每天坐公交上班長時間堵車的結(jié)果。

"I saw that the straight lane was always packed with cars, while the lane that turns left has a lot of space," he told the police. "I thought changing the signs would make my commute smoother."

他告訴警方：“我看直行道上總是堵滿了汽車，而左轉(zhuǎn)彎車道車很少。我就想著改一下路標(biāo)會讓我的通勤更順利?！?/p>

Traffic police told Modern Express that they thought Mr Cai's behaviour was "very dangerous" and could have resulted in a collision. They have since deployed workers to repaint the road.

交警向《現(xiàn)代快報》的記者透露，蔡某的行為特別危險，有可能導(dǎo)致交通事故。他們已經(jīng)找來施工人員，重新刷了一遍路面。

This is not the first time that someone in China has used their arts skills to invent their own traffic rules.

用自己的繪畫技能制定屬于自己的交通規(guī)則，這種事情在中國已經(jīng)不是第一次了。

In May, a driver in Zhejiang was fined after surveillance footage captured him drawing his own parking space with chalk on a road.

今年5月，浙江省的一名司機就因為被監(jiān)控錄像捕捉到用粉筆來畫自己的車位，而遭到了罰款。

A Chinese man has been fined after he was captured on surveillance footage painting new road signs in a bid to make his daily commute easier.

為了讓通勤路更容易一些，一名中國男子被監(jiān)控錄像抓拍到了涂新的路標(biāo)，最終遭到了罰款處罰。

The Modern Express reports that a 28-year-old man surnamed Cai, was fined 1,000 yuan in the eastern city of Lianyungang, Jiangsu province.

據(jù)《現(xiàn)代快報》報道，中國東部城市江蘇省連云港的一名蔡姓男子，被處以罰款1000元的處罰。

He was captured on camera on 27 November with a can of white paint painting new arrows onto the road, and told police it was the result of frustrations over the long delays on his daily bus journey to work.

11月27日，他被監(jiān)控錄像拍到拿著刷子，蘸著白漆，在路面上的刷了一個新箭頭。他告訴警察，他這么做是因為每天坐公交上班長時間堵車的結(jié)果。

"I saw that the straight lane was always packed with cars, while the lane that turns left has a lot of space," he told the police. "I thought changing the signs would make my commute smoother."

他告訴警方：“我看直行道上總是堵滿了汽車，而左轉(zhuǎn)彎車道車很少。我就想著改一下路標(biāo)會讓我的通勤更順利。”

Traffic police told Modern Express that they thought Mr Cai's behaviour was "very dangerous" and could have resulted in a collision. They have since deployed workers to repaint the road.

交警向《現(xiàn)代快報》的記者透露，蔡某的行為特別危險，有可能導(dǎo)致交通事故。他們已經(jīng)找來施工人員，重新刷了一遍路面。

This is not the first time that someone in China has used their arts skills to invent their own traffic rules.

用自己的繪畫技能制定屬于自己的交通規(guī)則，這種事情在中國已經(jīng)不是第一次了。

In May, a driver in Zhejiang was fined after surveillance footage captured him drawing his own parking space with chalk on a road.

今年5月，浙江省的一名司機就因為被監(jiān)控錄像捕捉到用粉筆來畫自己的車位，而遭到了罰款。