bilingual street signs

Do bilingual signs annoy you? Do you have a problem seeing signs in both English and Spanish? Well Robert Shore feels you pain and the Flemington businessman is asking the borough to designate English as the borough’s official language.

It’s not in an effort to promote multiculturalism, but to promote driver safety in some of New Brunswick’s least safe streets. A campaign urging motorists who may not have adequate knowledge of English to “slow down” only in Spanish!