  We present a survey on generic singularities of geodesic flows in smooth
signature changing metrics (often called pseudo-Riemannian) in dimension 2.
Generically, a pseudo-Riemannian metric on a 2-manifold $S$ changes its
signature (degenerates) along a curve $S_0$, which locally separates $S$ into a
Riemannian ($R$) and a Lorentzian ($L$) domain. The geodesic flow does not have
singularities over $R$ and $L$, and for any point $q \in R \cup L$ and every
tangential direction $p$ there exists a unique geodesic passing through the
point $q$ with the direction $p$. On the contrary, geodesics cannot pass
through a point $q \in S_0$ in arbitrary tangential directions, but only in
some admissible directions; the number of admissible directions is 1 or 2 or 3.
We study this phenomenon and the local properties of geodesics near $q \in
S_0$.
