So, in other words, they are using an old font with a new border?
What is the significance of the new buses: are they hybrid?
So, in other words, they are using an old font with a new border?
What is the significance of the new buses: are they hybrid?
Okay, I figured it out. When you said they were "New Flyer" buses, I thought you meant they were new "Flyer" buses. But in fact these are the same buses that have been in service for 20 years.
To answer your question - yes. Detroit has [[not sure if they still do) taken signs and recovered or re-lettered them after they've been removed from service. Most cities will re-use the signs and just put another name and a new reflective covering on them. Detroit appears to be using a different font in the clearview family now and these signs also have the new reflective background that is now a federal mandate. You will also see other cities/counties start to use signs with this reflective background, which supposedly has better contrast for night driving and is more visible.
I have some of the old white with black letter signs and one was recovered with a new name and new background [[Hardyke to Orangelawn).
Where on Orangelawn did they place the recovered sign?To answer your question - yes. Detroit has [[not sure if they still do) taken signs and recovered or re-lettered them after they've been removed from service. Most cities will re-use the signs and just put another name and a new reflective covering on them. Detroit appears to be using a different font in the clearview family now and these signs also have the new reflective background that is now a federal mandate. You will also see other cities/counties start to use signs with this reflective background, which supposedly has better contrast for night driving and is more visible.
I have some of the old white with black letter signs and one was recovered with a new name and new background [[Hardyke to Orangelawn).
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