Cooper |
April 11, 2022 |
8:30 am |
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I caught this on a movie the other night.

Why would this be added to the bottom of a stop sign?

Any thoughts?

I think its great. But If you are not looking around the intersection, I doubt you will be reading this smaller sign underneath the stop. Plus, if you don’t know that cross traffic doesn’t stop, you probably would not understand this sign.

I find it very interesting.

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