Ahead of the elections: Highway 6 flooded with left-wing campaign signs

Left-wing activists have intensified the hanging of campaign signs along Highway 6 ahead of the elections, on bridges, fences, and directional signs. Right-wing activists have begun removing them. The article raises safety and enforcement questions.

Days before the elections, Highway 6 has become a focal point of political struggle over the hanging of campaign signs. In recent days, there has been increased activity by left-wing activists, who hung signs along the highway, including on fences, bridges, and even on directional signs placed above traffic lanes. Left-wing activists were seen exiting their vehicles and hanging signs in various locations along the road, including areas adjacent to traffic lanes. Concurrently with the hanging of signs, right-wing activists began working to remove them. Footage shows signs torn down and discarded by the roadside. Beyond the political struggle, hanging signs on bridges and directional signs above traffic lanes raises questions about driver safety. Reaching these locations to place the signs could endanger the activists themselves and road users. Alongside this, the issue of enforcement by the police and the authorities responsible for Highway 6 also arises.