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Guerrilla speed limits

2014-03-22 19:21:01.968932+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

The Atlantic Cities: A DIY Approach to Slowing a City's Cars, in which citizens are making signs that look kinda but not really like speed limit signs and applying them liberally.

Look closer, these signs are not NYC DOT issue. First, they're made of plastic, rather than aluminum, and affixed to signposts with zip ties rather than bolts. They are not reflective, the way real street signs are. And at the bottom, in white letters on black, is the logo of the DIY street safety action group Right of Way.

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