Donald Trump's face appears on mysterious traffic signs around NYC streets leaving locals confused

A few of the signs featuring Donald Trump's silhouetted profile appeared this week in Park Slope, close to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway ramp
Donald Trump's mysterious 'traffic' signs were spotted across NYC streets (Getty Images)
Donald Trump's mysterious 'traffic' signs were spotted across NYC streets (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Donald Trump’s mysterious ‘traffic’ signs were spotted around the streets of New York City.

The former president’s silhouetted profile popped out mostly near Staten Island, Bay Ridge, and other areas of the city, leaving many locals confused over its intention and significance. 


 
 
 
 
 
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Artist-activist Scott LoBaido shared dozens of Donald Trump 'traffic' signs over social media

“I don’t know who’s doing this but this is f–king genius,” Staten Island artist and activist Scott LoBaido said in a video posted on social media. The video featured about a dozen of the signs which were found to be zip-tied to street poles and posts.

“They’re all over the city. Now that is clever,” he added.

A few of these signs appeared this week in Park Slope, close to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway ramp near 92nd Street in Bay Ridge. They were also spotted at the entrance for the Verrazzano Bridge headed west into Staten Island and in Park Slope, according to New York Post.

Trump is set to speak at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, October 5.

The campaign chose the same location, which was the site of his assassination attempt three months ago where a bullet fired by Thomas Matthew Crooks grazed Trump's ear on July 13. 


 
 
 
 
 
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Internet finds Donald Trump's silhoutte 'traffic' signs hilarious 

Netizens reacted to the Republican presidential's candidate mysterious 'traffic' signs spread across NYC streets. Many found it to be funny and had a good laugh over it. 

A user wrote on X, "What if trump took new york would be epic."

"There should be more of those signs to indicate whether that area is safe with low crime (Trump sign) or unsafe with high crime (Harris sign)" another commented.


 
 
 
 
 
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One chimed, "That is so cool! I want one. #TRUMP2024ToSaveAmerica."

"This is amazing. This is the culture hacking that makes people undeniable," an individual felt.

A person expressed, "This is the funniest thing I have seen yet!! DJT wins NYC!!"

"TURN NY RED! They are a complete disaster right now and really need a change," one shared.

"As if that archaic traitor had a shot at winning either NY or the presidency! Just laughable! 💙💙💙" another reacted.

"Wow! It is genius! Make more and distribute them everywhere!" one said.



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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