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Boulder crews working to remove profane, illegally posted traffic signs
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The transportation staff for the City of Boulder were dispatched out to the city streets on a special mission Tuesday afternoon – to remove illegally posted traffic signs in at least four locations.
The signs use some choice words for drivers, asking them to put their cell phones down, avoid distracted driving and obey the posted speed limit. Boulder Police said they don't know who posted the signs or when they were posted. The Boulder Daily Camera first reported on the signs Tuesday.
Read more at: https://www.9news.com/article/news/crime/explicit-vulgar-traffic-signs-boulder/73-78a32e20-df43-4af7-8fb7-8962cb30fa4a
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