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Buckhead coalition issues driveway assistance signs

Sam Massell of the Buckhead Coalition shows a sign offered to residents to aid in getting in and out of driveways. CONTRIBUTED
Sam Massell of the Buckhead Coalition shows a sign offered to residents to aid in getting in and out of driveways. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
April 28, 2017

Because of traffic congestion caused by the I-85 bridge collapse, the Buckhead Coalition has made available printed signs drivers can hold in car windows when assistance is needed. They read: “PLEASE Let Me In The Drive,” and on the reverse side, “PLEASE Let Me Out Of The Drive.”

This civic service is provided pro bono while supplies last to persons living or working in the Buckhead Community by contacting the Buckhead Coalition at 404-233-2228.

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