Twiggs commissioners approve sign after fatal road crash

Commissioners approve traffic sign

Twiggs County commissioners approved a “slow down” sign for a road where a Danville man was killed this summer. The action places a local government decision at the site of a fatal road crash.

The approval was reported by The Courier Herald. The man was from Danville, and the fatality occurred during the summer. The road’s name and the date of the commissioners’ action were not stated.

What the sign does

The approved sign is a warning for drivers to reduce their speed. It does not change the road’s name or establish a new speed limit.

The commissioners’ action concerns a single sign at the road where the death occurred. The decision does not state when the sign will be installed or which agency will carry out the work.

Local government action

Twiggs County commissioners took the action after a fatal crash involving the Danville man. The approval gives the county a traffic-sign response connected to that location.

No additional changes to the road were identified with the approval. The action described is the approval of the “slow down” sign.