Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 27, 2023 4:39:00 GMT 12
'THEY SHOULD BE IN ENGLISH': NATIONAL TO DITCH TE REO TRAFFIC SIGNS
National does not support bilingual traffic signs in te reo and English, said its transport spokesperson, Simeon Brown.
“Signs need to be clear. We all speak English, and they should be in English.
Place names are okay, but when it comes to important signs saying things like ‘Expressway’, they should be in English, as it’s going to be confusing if you add more words,” he said....
www.stuff.co.nz/bay-of-plenty/300890230/they-should-be-in-english-national-to-ditch-te-reo-traffic-signs
National does not support bilingual traffic signs in te reo and English, said its transport spokesperson, Simeon Brown.
“Signs need to be clear. We all speak English, and they should be in English.
Place names are okay, but when it comes to important signs saying things like ‘Expressway’, they should be in English, as it’s going to be confusing if you add more words,” he said....
www.stuff.co.nz/bay-of-plenty/300890230/they-should-be-in-english-national-to-ditch-te-reo-traffic-signs