Freeway signs get Monday messages
The Minnesota departments of Transportation (MnDOT) and Public Safety have launched a new Message Monday campaign using the state’s electronic message signs to bring attention to safe driving.
The signs, located above freeways and other high-traffic roads, already are used to display messages related to road conditions, speed limits, construction and DPS enforcement efforts.
Message Monday will relay safety messages each week to start conversations that could positively change the state’s traffic culture.
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