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.
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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