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Thu, 09 Sep 2010
SPEAK UP! :: Letters
Low road signs pose a hazard

 
IS there a stipulation on the minimum height of road signs. I see road signs are set at a height of about 5 ft. At such a low height there is every danger of unwary pedestrians walking into it.

On one occasion I crashed into a sign, hurting my forehead and back. There  have been other occasions when I have avoided knocking my head against the sharp edge of a sign in the nick of time.

Low roads signs straddle the pavements even in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. A pedestrian has to keep a sharp look-out so as not  to run into a roadsign in addition to avoiding  holes, bumps and loose tiles on pavements.


JYR
Kuala Lumpur


Updated: 02:51PM Wed, 10 Mar 2010
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