interstate 95 highway sign in delaware county, pa., hacked, with vulgar language flashed at motorists - digital sign board

It seems that some people don't like Delaware, Pa.
One of the theater writers twice hacked into an electronic Signpost on Interstate 95 and made vulgar remarks about Delko, Philadelphia.
The abbreviation of the county name.
According to local media reports, the word "Delco Suck js d * DC" appeared on the sign, which is located near Ridley Park, a suburb of Southwest Philadelphia.
Local TV station KYW reported that after the repair on Sunday morning, vulgar information returned and flashed on the digital board for a whole day.
Photos of the logo went viral on social media.
Driver Terry Banet told local TV station WPVI that she did it twice
When she saw the flashing sign on the shoulder of I-
95, this is the main north-
South Highway on the East Coast.
"I'm going south," she said . "
"I saw it right away and said, 'OMG this thing is getting dark!
Then I laughed.
Another driver, Jonathan Abdul Rahim, the King near Chester, said, "someone lost the ball.
This thing needs to be removed.
At the same time, the driver, Cassie rockka, called the hacker "funny ".
But, she added, "they deserve better security (so)
People will not Black into them.
A spokesman for the Penn Department of Transport told the local television station WCAUit that the matter was being investigated and that the sign if operated by the contractor rather than the department.
The spokesman said pennido would also consider improving security measures.