Drivers revved up over one-way sign woes
Some drivers say a misplaced one-way sign is making it impossible for them to get into the parking lot of Woodlawn's Metro-North station without risking a ticket. In order to enter the parking lot, drivers
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Sep 2, 2009, 6:28 PM
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Updated 5,573 days ago
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Some drivers say a misplaced one-way sign is making it impossible for them to get into the parking lot of Woodlawn's Metro-North station without risking a ticket.
In order to enter the parking lot, drivers say they are forced to commit a traffic violation by going in the wrong direction.
Department of Transportation officials were not immidiately available for comment.
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