In the 1940s or 1950s, the Department of Traffic (now Transportation) installed hundreds of “arrowhead” signs all over town, pointing to bridges and tunnels. They took the shape of arrowheads, triangles and circles, with the bridge signs in combinations of red, white and blue. Tunnel signs were round, with combinations of yellow, white and black. […]
from Forgotten New York http://forgotten-ny.com/2017/06/rip-corona-road-signs/
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