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Artist's impression of how the first w:stop sign for street traffic might have appeared, as erected in w:Detroit, Michigan circa 1915, from a description credited to Joshua Schank, C.E.O. of the Eno Transportation Foundation. Citing Hilary Greenbaum and David Rubinstein, "Who made that?: The stop sign wasn't always red," w:The New York Times, 2011-12-09 (viewed 2013-02-10)

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