variable speed signs to be installed on three b.c. highways - led message signs

VANCOUVER —
The provincial government will install the electronic speed change sign in the third grade of next year. B. C.
Major U. S. highways warn drivers to slow down in bad weather.
Todd Stone, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, said $12.
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Stone said the electronic sign will adjust the speed limit to let drivers know at what speed they should drive in winter weather conditions.
The staff are installing 18 signs along Highway 1 from the Perry River to leffstoke, 13 signs from the Porcia interchange to the front toll plaza, and from scomish
The ministry said at a press conference on Wednesday that they will conduct a three-month test before the system goes live in early 2016.
Stone said that the digital sign is very obvious to the driver, and the speed limit will change in order to reflect the driving conditions.
The overhead information sign at the entrance to each corridor will inform the driver that they are entering the variable speed area and pay attention to the weather changes.