LTA warns against TikTok trend of hanging on to traffic lights and street signs

Singapore agency warns against TikTok trend of hanging on to traffic lights and street signs

SINGAPORE: The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has warned social media users against hanging on to traffic lights and street signs in pursuit of the latest TikTok trend.

LTA warns against TikTok trend of hanging on to traffic lights and street signs

The trend involves people lip-syncing to the 2008 track Maui Wowie while dangling from these. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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LTA warns against viral TikTok trend of people hanging off traffic lights and signposts

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has issued a light-hearted but firm reminder to netizens not to treat road infrastructure as props for social media content. In a Facebook post on Tuesday (October 14), LTA said it was aware of a social media trend where people film themselves hanging onto traffic lights, street signs and other road structures. “Fun’s fun, but our road infrastructure isn’t a playground. It helps facilitate travel and keeps eve…

'Our road infrastructure isn't a playground': LTA warns against social media stunt involving traffic lights and signposts

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has warned the public against hanging on traffic lights and signposts as part of a social media trend.In a Facebook post on Tuesday (Oct 14), the authority stated that it is aware of the trend where people film themselves hanging from traffic lights, road signs and other road infrastructure."Fun's fun, but our road infrastructure isn't...