YOU! SLOW DOWN!/huge policeman sign on I-70 ramp to Breezewood

[signsteelr]

I've looked on the Internet off and on over the course of a decade and I'm sure its been discussed to some length on this site without me knowing but... does ANYONE have a picture of that wonderfully scary (well, when you're 6, it seemed scary) sign that used to be posted once you left I-70 headed into Breezewood -- it looked like a 12 foot tall policeman pointing at the driver saying "YOU! SLOW DOWN!"??   

I know it existed because I've read references to it over the years, but never have seen photographic proof... just my 6 year old memories....

[NE2]

Can't find a photo, but here's non-photographic proof: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22you+slow+down%22+breezewood

There's a photo of a "You Slow Down" sign from 1962 (!) in this archive: http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/rg/ys/r029_ys1LooseA.htm

[dgolub]

Do we know if it's still there?  I-70 in Breezewood is on Google Street View and I couldn't find the sign.

[1995hoo]

Do we know if it's still there?  I-70 in Breezewood is on Google Street View and I couldn't find the sign.

It was not there last time I went through in that direction on January 2, 2011, on the way home from the Winter Classic.

[Molandfreak]

It's a shame no one has a photo of it that's easily accessible. I've also searched for it on google many times with disappointment. Is there anyone with sign-making skills that could recreate an image of the sign based on memory? I'd really like to know the color coordination, size, etc. of the sign.

[CanesFan27]

It has to have been at least 20 or more years since that sign was up

[1995hoo]

It's a shame no one has a photo of it that's easily accessible. I've also searched for it on google many times with disappointment. Is there anyone with sign-making skills that could recreate an image of the sign based on memory? I'd really like to know the color coordination, size, etc. of the sign.

I know in my case, most of the times we passed it were at night, I was in the back seat of the car, and my camera was a fully-manual Minolta SLR that made it impossible to shoot off a string of pictures in burst mode (and neither my father nor the other parents in our Boy Scout troop would have ever agreed to stop to let me take a picture had I bothered to ask). Digital photography has certainly made it easier to take photos while on the road. I still have that Minolta SLR, although I don't believe I've used it since 2004.

I recall the sign being a white background.