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Batteries being stolen from flashing speed-warning signs

People have been stealing batteries out of the flashing speed-warning signs in parts of North Cork, potentially endangering road users and pedestrians alike.

Batteries being stolen from flashing speed-warning signs

Tue, 24 Mar, 2020 - 06:00

Sean O’Riordan

One of the flashing speed signs that have been targeted.

People have been stealing batteries out of the flashing speed-warning signs in parts of North Cork, potentially endangering road users and pedestrians alike.

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