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| Keywords: 13 October 2015 Customer Relations Team City of Melbourne GPO Box 1603 Melbourne VIC 3001 CC VicRoads Head Office Administration 60 Denmark Street Kew VIC 3101 Attention: Mayor Robert Doyle & Mr John Merritt (C.E.O of VicRoads) RE: Malicious Sticker on Road Sign led to Accident Fatalities Dear Mayor Doyle & Mr Merritt I hope this letter finds you well. I was shocked to discover how a small sticker that prevents the proper communication of the message on the road sign to the driver leads to confusion, delayed reaction, and driving at the incorrect speed limit. Even though the above factors may result in increased profit for VIC Roads and Public Transport Victoria in terms of fines from drivers not adhering to the speed limit and car collisions due to delayed and confused driver response to the road sign. Even though you might not be able to gain financially from accidents; imagine what if the drivers involved in the accident are your loved ones? I humbly implore you to spare 5 mins and use the powers vested in you to delegate your assistant to manage removal of the sticker on the road sign (corner of Toorak rd & Ralston st, South Yarra, Melbourne, VIC, Australia) immediately. transportation roads signs retail melbourne australia | ||||
