Why spend money on an electronic message sign when there are “wildlife crossing” signs already posted along the Causeway?
Numerous studies have shown that drivers become accustomed to the traditional warning signs that stay in place all year. Signs that are installed during crucial animal migration periods and attract driver’s attention have been shown to be much more effective in helping to reduce wildlife roadkill.
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- The electronic Variable Message Signs (VMS) forced me into using the M6 Toll by displaying a message that the M6 was closed. Why did I still have to pay to use the M6 Toll?
- Why spend money on an electronic message sign when there are "wildlife crossing" signs already posted along the Causeway?
- What is the policy for putting messages on the big, overhead, electronic message signs?
