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<\/center>The City of Bismarck has put out a notice that load restrictions on the city’s roads will start next week.<\/a> It gives me the perfect opportunity for a little good-natured ribbing over the “Restrictions in Effect” signs traditionally seen around Bismarck this time of year. Restrictions of what nature, you ask? If your only source of information was these signs, I suppose it’s anyone’s guess.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bismarckmandanblog.com\/images\/restrictions_sign_29551.jpg\")
<\/center>I first saw these signs go up a few years ago (and every Spring since) and thought they were pretty funny. It’s because of the load restrictions I mentioned, but the signs are omit that detail. It’s only after someone figured out what was missing (maybe they read this blog) and wedged a little “Load” in there that the signs made sense:<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.bismarckmandanblog.com\/images\/restrictions_sign.jpg\")
<\/center>This is how the corrected signs look. I am still occasionally surprised to find an unmodified one posted. As you can see in this previous post,<\/a> I was almost second-guessing whether I’d even seen the signs without the word “Load” inserted. If there are any of the original vague signs remaining, someone’s going to have to dig through a drawer for another “Load” sticker!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The City of Bismarck has put out a notice that load restrictions on the city’s roads will start next week. It gives me the perfect opportunity for a little good-natured ribbing over the “Restrictions in Effect” signs traditionally seen around … Continue reading