Shown on pedestrian signals in Germany are the beloved ‚Ampelmännchen‘. A green walking one for go and a red one for stop. Prior to the reunification of East and West Germany, each part had its own figures but the ones from Eastern Germany gained huge popularity and cult status and have since been adopted beyond the former borders.

Lovingly known as Stiefelchen und Kompass-Kalle, they were used to educate children on traffic safety – inclusive for everyone as one of the reason for their introduction was to cater to those who are Color blind.