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Thursday, April 18, 2024

ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: IDOT Picks Winners of Sign Contest

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Illinois Department of Transportation issued the following announcement on April 8.

The Illinois Department of Transportation is recognizing six members of the public for their creative ideas to improve safety as part of the department's digital message sign contest. More than 1,400 entries were submitted in six categories.

"Millions of drivers see our digital signs each year, so they are an important tool for heightened safety awareness on our roads," said Acting Illinois Transportation Secretary Omer Osman. "With more than 1,000 traffic fatalities last year, the public's messages could be the difference between life and death."

The six winners will receive a decorative, personalized street sign. Their messages will be in rotation on approximately 100 overhead dynamic message signs statewide in 2019.

See the current digital messages on display in real time.

Winners:

PUT DOWN THE PHONE

AND NOBODY

GETS HURT

Leanne Harbour

 

Category: Distracted Driving

 

 

 

ONLY THE CASSEROLE

SHOULD BE BAKED

DON'T DRIVE HIGH

Grant Mitchell

 

Category: Impaired Driving

 

 

 

YOU LOOK SO

CUTE IN THAT

SEATBELT

Audra Noyes

 

Category: Occupant Restraint

 

DASHING THRU

THE SNOW?

SLOW DOWN!

John Shukites

Category: Speeding

 

 

 

DRIVE LIKE YOUR

FAMILY IS IN THE

NEXT CAR

Gene Larkin

 

Category: Vulnerable Users

 

 

 

SOMEONE I LOVE

WORKS ON ROADS

SLOW IN THE ZONE!

Lisa Hansen

 

Category: Work Zone

 

The digital sign contest was a component of IDOT's comprehensive multimedia campaign, Life or Death Illinois, which highlights the incredible responsibility of each driver to make good decisions to keep our roads safe and to decrease the number of lives lost each year.

Visit lifeordeathillinois.com for more information.

Original source can be found here.

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