Yesterday, in cities across the country, over 5 million demonstrators joined the "No Kings" protests to speak out against the ...

“Drive drunk and yule be sorry,” said a sign ... The New York State DOT put up funny highway signs as part of its holiday safety campaign. (Credit: Danielle Dellilo) The funny messages are ...

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You’ve likely seen the funny electronic signs on highways around the country ... the message out that people should not drive while drunk, texting or enraged. A spokeswoman for the Illinois ...

we often rely on electronic signs. In the past, PennDOT has used funny messages to get drivers' attention, including the famous "Don't drive Star Spangled Hammered," meant to discourage drunk ...

So what happens when you come across funny road signs that force you to do a double take? Perhaps it isn’t clear what the sign is warning you about or asking you to do. Or perhaps the message is ...

And while the signs are funny, they do have a purpose: to promote safety on the roads. "If you throw something up there different, something a little relative, something a little subjective ...

Funny highway signs are not leaving Texas roadways anytime ... “Fans don’t let fans drive drunk,” according to its 2024 calendar. Planned Fourth of July messaging includes, “Drive High ...

Humorous messages will begin to disappear from electronic highway signs in the wake of new regulations, and readers are not finding it funny. The Federal Highway Administration has given all ...