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It’s just about time to get in that spring cleaning mood, D.C. — and for Mayor Muriel Bowser, that means doing away with confusing street signs around the city.
With #GoodSignDC, a new initiative Bowser will debut Wednesday morning, the city is determined to oust misplaced, contradictory or outright confusing road signs once and for all — and it needs your help to get it done.
Bowser will kick off the new social media initiative at 11:30 a.m., along with a new, yearlong workforce training program designed to prepare D.C. residents for a transportation career as sign installers.
But if you’re Twitter or Instagram-savvy and desperate at the opportunity to exact revenge on that migraine-inducing parking sign outside your window, you don’t have wait until 11:30 a.m. to do it.
“Through April 15, residents are encouraged to share #GoodSignDC to alert the District about street signs, such as parking signs, that are confusing or are in need of replacement,” the District Department of Transportation said in a news release.
Share a photo and location of the sign on social media with hashtag #GoodSignDC. And if you’re tweeting, consider tagging @WTOP and @WTOPTraffic too — we’re eager to see what people find.
A “no parking or standing anytime” sign in need of replacement on the west side of the 5600 block of Georgia Avenue NW. #GoodSignDC pic.twitter.com/nSCFmy3vLm
— John J. Falcicchio (@falcicchio) April 2, 2019
This ever happened to you in DC? Let @gooddaydc know where.
— Maureen Umeh (@MaureenUmehFox5) April 3, 2019
City wants to fix confusing signs with a new program launching today. Let them know at #GoodSignDC pic.twitter.com/NXIUC71xVh