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The silent decay: Silent road signs

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The silent decay: Silent road signs

A 50 km/h sign at a school in Dzorwulu is not for "when there’s no police.

We have turned bad driving into our national road sign.

If a driver sees police at Tesano but no sign, he slows down.

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