Bogus Stop Signs Removed from Seattle's Capitol Hill

Bogus Stop Signs Removed from Seattle's Capitol Hill

A couple of stop signs went up in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood last month. But they weren’t supposed to be there. The two unauthorized stop signs installed at 14th Avenue East and East John Street—one on the east leg and one on the west leg—were removed because they did not meet city standards, said Mariam Ali, deputy press secretary for the Seattle Department of Transportation. “At this time, we’ll collect data to understand if stop sign…