Essex Police Utilise Digital Bus Stop Signs

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Essex Police Utilise Digital Bus Stop Signs

Essex Traffic Control are using the signs as an innovative way to get personal safety messages across.

Date - 8th December 2009
By - Essex Police

Bus stops in parts of Essex will be displaying personal safety messages over the festive season. On Friday and Saturday nights, from December 12 to the end of the month, the digital signs designed to show bus times will also display messages aimed...

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