Main Takeaway: The Wrong-Way Driver Pilot program includes larger “Do Not Enter” signs, which will replace smaller signs on the exit ramps. Video from the 1950s, shows the construction of the Cypress Structure in Oakland, California.
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The Wrong-Way Driver Pilot program includes larger “Do Not Enter” signs, which will replace smaller signs on the exit ramps. Video from the 1950s, shows the construction of the Cypress Structure in Oakland, California. A free training program in San Diego County equips the next generation of highway construction workers.
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- The Wrong-Way Driver Pilot program includes larger “Do Not Enter” signs, which will replace smaller signs on the exit ramps.
- Video from the 1950s, shows the construction of the Cypress Structure in Oakland, California.
- A free training program in San Diego County equips the next generation of highway construction workers.
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