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Is it time to rethink road signs? One design firm's vision for the future of American highway signs. Written by Sarah Korones, Contributor Aug. 24, 2012 at 4:07 a.m. PT.

In some rural parts of the country, coming to a traffic stop can reveal a peculiar feature on road signs: holes. Lots of holes. It’s no great leap in logic to assume they were made by a bored ...

A pink traffic sign may seem like a whimsical choice, but it’s actually trying to tell you something important As kids, we learn the basic rules of the road using three distinct colors: red ...

These are known as Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) or Smiley Activated Message (SAM) cameras. They provide drivers with real-time feedback by displaying a smiling face when you're within the speed limit ...

Motorists are being urged to check their knowledge after the AA found that half find parts of the Highway Code difficult to navigate ...

That's why many highways sport "Bridge ices before road" and similar signs to caution drivers approaching a bridge or overpass, so they have time to slow down. Bridges can get icy for several reasons.

It’s the time of year when road construction mandates temporary signs restricting or detouring traffic. I contacted MnDOT Engineer Scott Thompson to define what it all means.

For instance, if you’re driving down the road and see a sign that says “Bump,” you know to slow down. It would be great if there were similar signs for driving down the road of life as a parent.