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New Jersey’s witty signs return for the holiday season

The sassy New Jersey Department of Transportation signs have returned to New Jersey roadways to promote holiday safety.

Lanette Espy

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Lauren Due

Nov 29, 2023, 12:39 PM

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They're back! The sassy New Jersey Department of Transportation signs are up and running again with holiday humor.

Signs like “Drive High Get DUI,” “Don't be a Grinch Let Them Merge” and “Ho Ho Ho Please Drive Slow” are displayed on roads across the Garden State.

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The DOT says the signs are used to promote holiday safety and help reduce fatalities.

“First time around, we might have been a little edgy with some stuff. I don't think that way, but others might have seen it that way,” said DOT Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti. “We're trying to keep it safety oriented, with a very clear message on safety and also make it things people remember.”

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