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AMSTERDAM, April 10 (Reuters) – Take the highway past theDutchvillage of Jelsum and the roadwill play you a tune.
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Created by strategically laid “rumble strips” as a way of livening up journeys across the flat landscape, the novelty has worn thin for locals who say the constant droning melody is driving them mad.
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The Friesland authority has agreed to remove the rumble strips later this week, local newspaper Leeuwarder Courant reported.
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The tune is created when car tyres drive over the strips – which are usually deployed at the side of majorroads to warn drivers they are straying off course.
Singing road strikes wrong chord with Dutch villagers
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Singing road strikes wrong chord with Dutch villagers
AMSTERDAM, April 10 (Reuters) – Take the highway past the Dutch village of Jelsum and the road will play you a tune. Created by strategically laid “rumble strips” as a way of livening up journeys across the flat landscape, the novelty has worn thin for locals who say the...