Hacked construction signs alert motorists to breaking news: Trump is a 'lizard'
Construction signs: They tell you what lanes to avoid, what speed to travel at, and who to vote for in the 2016 presidential election.
Along Interstate 30 in West Dallas, Texas on Tuesday, motorists were confronted with a highly opinionated construction sign. No, the sign wasn't opining about the best exit signs to follow. It wanted you to know that Donald Trump "is a shape-shifting lizard."
A sign farther along the highway encouraged drivers to instead vote for presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. Later, a sign took a more bipartisan approach and let everyone know, "Work is canceled, go back home.”
The Texas Department of Transportation said two of the three signs were not in use, but they are password protected.
Construction signs are a favorite target of hackers, and this isn't the first time they've been victimized this season.
Signs posted to Interstate 15 in Coronas, California encouraged innocent voters to back Donald Trump.
It is unclear how these signs will affect Trump's popularity with one of the most important demographics this election -- lizard people.
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