Photo Story: Traffic lights in Denmark to symbolize Viking history

A technician replaces one of many pedestrian signals for Vikings in Aarhus, Denmark, 26 August 2019.

The traffic lights in Aarhus are getting new symbols with Vikings figures for the red and green Vikings to symbolize Aarhus’s special Viking history.

Photos: EPA-EFE/HENNING BAGGER

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