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Monday, January 26, 2009
How to hack digital road signs
Posted by Stephen Hammill on Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 11:23 AM
You know those digital signs by the side of the road telling us about road conditions or that we should prepare to stop or that our local bridge might be closed next Tuesday from noon to midnight?
Yeah, well, they're pretty easy to reprogram to say much funnier things, like, say, "Zombies Ahead."
According to
This is the internal display system of an Addco sign, according to i-hacked.com.
(Credit: i-hacked.com)
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You kids and your domestic terrorism! That's actually a pretty funny idea. I'd love to change one to something like, "THE RAPTURE IS COMING."
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Perhaps a message like “speed limits canceled” would be a tongue-in-cheek way to brighten travelers’ days.
More entertaining would be "Speed Limit 10 MPH -- Next 5 miles -- Fines Double" lol would have people creeping until they changed it.
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