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Thu, 03/27/2008 - 11:00am by GiggleSugar
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Distracting Billboard Talks About Distractions

A billboard in Milwaukee is itself driving people to distraction. The irony? It's about the dangers of being distracted while driving. To make matters worse, it's a chaotic jumble of image and text. There's a young Reese Witherspoon look-alike on a cell phone reflected in a rearview mirror next to which lies this wordy message: "Inclement weather doesn't cause crashes — Distractions do." As a pedestrian, having almost been killed by distracted drivers on their phones talking and even texting while they drive, I say this sign would be more effective: SHUT UP AND DRIVE. To read more about this genius sign, click here.

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  • juliarose23's picture
    juliarose23
    1

    haha i have seen one of those before. my dad was driving on the highway and we almost got off at the wrong exit because he was reading it. IRONIC.

    14 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • nancita's picture
    nancita
    2

    Juliarose, that's hilarious!! I would be thinking, "It THAT Reese Witherspoon?!"

    14 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment

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