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DIYDPW (#4)

December 28, 2011

crosstrafficPGH

Pittsburgh, PA, USA


DIYDPW is a weekly blog post highlighting global examples of Do It Yourself Department of Public Works projects. These are defined as any examples of municipal signage or infrastructure, generated by citizens outside of state-sanctioned means, that fulfill a perceived need in the situation within which they are installed. I’d like to focus specifically on street signage and way-finding graphics, and I’d like to take contributions from our readers! Got a photo of a great handmade or otherwise DIY sign that fixes a problem the local municipality had otherwise overlooked? Send it my way. Email (include a web-ready image and location found) to DIYDPW at gmail dot com

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2 comments on “DIYDPW (#4)”

Yeah, sorry it’s a little vague – the sign on the bottom was made by someone after this intersection was redesigned, most drivers treated it like a 4-way stop, but since it isn’t a 4-way there are a lot of near-misses.

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