I sense no small amount of sarcasm. Starting a separate community patrol is a daunting task. This discussion is setting about to do exactly that, but with no official organization. No one says you have to go out at 2:00 in the afternoon. The mornings and evenings work just as well. Many times the snipe signs are put corners where there are commercial enterprises, and it's easy enough to just pull over, grab them and throw them in your trunk. Then throw them out when you get home.

I am out and about all over town every day. If you post here intersections where you've seen them, then I will stop and pick them up. Perhaps others may choose to do the same. If a dozen people are doing this just in their ordinary course of events, the problem WILL disappear. By the time one of these people has to replace the snipe sign three times, they're just going to stop.

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