5,000 run red lights a day. 10 September 2009

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5,000 run red lights a day. 10 September 2009

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Alexander Turnbull Library

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TAPUHI

Description

Shows a set of traffic lights with faces sad, grim and happy. Text above reads '5,000 run red lights in city'. Text in cartoon reads 'InverCARgill NZ's red light district!' There is a play on the word 'car' by the highlighting of these letters in the name 'InverCARgill' and the 'red light district' referring to the traffic lights also means a district of brothels. Refers to the extraction of data from the city's traffic lights computer system by Tom Greenwood, the City Council Roading Manager...

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Date created

2009

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23215999

Locations

Invercargill / Invercargill City

Related subjects

Traffic signs and signals / Traffic violations / Invercargill

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