Middlesex County has created a traveling sign aimed at informing motorists about the law that took effect last year and requires motorists to stop — not just yield — for pedestrians in crosswalks. The sign also spells out the consequences of those caught not doing so: two points plus a $200 fine.
The sign can be requested by any Middlesex municipality. So where would be a good spot in Plainsboro? “Pick a street, ANY street” is what we were told via Facebook. What do you think?
The Middlesex County sign looks like this:
The WWBPA made up its own signs last year:
Tags: crosswalk law, pedestrian safety
Start with your local government … perhaps the mayor and the police department. Please click on the blue text (links to the newspaper article) and you will see some county names there.
Who from the county can i contact to request the Middlesex County pedestrian sign?