Not knowing how to drive a manual transmission, it took me a second to recognize the graphic. However, with the gear labels, I feel any driver will figure out the message.

I love the clean, graphic style with only the poor hit-and-run object breaking up the clean lines. This emphasizes the object that was run over well.

The only concern I had was calling the sensor a “parking sensor” when the graphic emphasized a vehicle in reverse. Dealing with parallel parking on a regular basis, I understand the importance of a sensor for reverse. However, the objects shown, especially the lawn gnome, are suburban elements. When parking in suburban areas, I find myself parking more in parking lots and driveways where a reverse sensor is still useful, but not as necessary.

I know this is fairly nit-picky of me. The message is still comprehendible to any driver in any area, and that is what really matters. Really, it’s just a concern of continuity between the graphic showing the effects of a car in reverse and calling the sensor a “parking sensor”.