The Highways Agency has responded angrily to claims that variable message signs at the side of Britain’s motorways are ironic. The signs have been carrying messages such as: “Don’t allow distractions while driving”; “Keep your eyes on the road”; and “don’t put up signs at the side of the motorway”. After consulting a dictionary, a spokesman for the Highways Agency said that the signs were in actual fact “just a bit hypocritical”.
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Variable message signs not ironic insist Highways Agency
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Nice. and of course there's the classic fog
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Think Bike.
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‘Caution: distracting sign’ would be ironic.
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