i took this instructable down for a few months because my sign hacking incident made it into the local paper and i had to lay low for a while, so i guess you have a good example of the riskiness of pulling this off.
DISCLAIMER
if you are able to pull this off, i am entirely responsible. feel free to include my name in your court case.
but honestly, I'm just sharing this for scientific purposes not vandalism.
i was inspired to do this because of the i-hacked article but this turned out to be totally different to the device i encountered, so after getting it to work i felt compelled to share how i got it to work.
so, lets get started shall we!
packing.
if you are going to attempt this you are going to want some tools capable of "conquering" a padlock.
might i recommend a crowbar. but pack lightly as some evasive running may be in order if someone should come to investigate the scene.
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these signs aren't hard to locate, just search for areas like traffic zones or roadworks areas. once found it would be best to park some distance form the scene to keep your getaway vehicle less obvious.








































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http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/4c6876f656/zombie-traffic-signs
http://news.aol.com/article/zombies-road-signs-attack-austin-texas/322482
LOL! Zombies!
"When i seez a zombie down da road i go like BOOM BOOM HEADSHOT BOOM"
most ppl think it was funny
another article on it
http://news.aol.com/article/zombie-road-signs-attack-austin-texas/322482?icid=200100397x1218085198x1201194649
AUSTIN (KXAN) - Austin drivers making their morning commute were in for a surprise when two road signs on a busy stretch of road were taken over by hackers. The signs near the intersection of Lamar and Martin Luther King boulevards usually warn drivers about upcoming construction, but Monday morning they warned of "zombies ahead."
Here is the link to the full sized one.