Informative Traffic Haikus

They tried red lights, stop signs and crossing guards; nothing worked. Now the city of New York is bringing out the heavy artillery: traffic haikus. {npr}.

In a particularly colorful excerpt from the interview, artist John Morse gets worked up about the power of the project:

It’s fun because it’s dreadfully serious — the subject… And yet, you don’t have to bang people over the head.

Or do you?

And here’s a visual sample:

© John Morse/NYC DOT

About Marc Hummel

Marc Hummel is a copywriter for a large West Chester-based company you've always known about but haven't thought about in awhile. He's pursuing a graduate degree in Communication and Business Strategy at Temple University. Yes, it's as fancy as it sounds. He lives in the Bella Vista neighborhood of Philadelphia. No, that's not quite as fancyas it sounds. Close, though. Marc enjoys good coffee, music, non-fiction books, Woody Allen, listening to NPR, trying new restaurants, and drinking hoppy beers. Read press stories about Marc Hummel here.
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