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New York City is being forced to change every—yes, EVERY—street sign at the staggering cost of $27.5 million. Who is demanding this change, you ask? Federal regulators, of course.
The eight-year project will require that each street sign within New York City limits is changed from all capital letters (MADISON AV) to title case (Madison Av).
Nearly 250,000 street signs in New York City need to be replaced to comply with the new federal regulations, and with a price tag of $110 per sign, the total cost of the operation comes out to a mind-blowing $27.5 million. New York City to Spend $27M to Change Every... | Gather
I agree it seems like an odd, untimely, and perhaps unnecessary use of money, but you can't just pin this on "liberals."
How about if you think critically instead of just spouting partisan nonsense?
No kidding, some of these right wing fools are beyond comprehension.
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