Any new Toronto streetsign design must accommodate the full range of street names in the expansive City of Toronto. That doesn’t just mean Bathurst St., Bedford Rd., or Bay St., all nice compact names. I scanned through a map book and found a few dozen very long names, writing them with the most likely abbreviations including periods. 27 of them over run over 19 characters. Some variations (East vs. West) are not duplicated.
Try fitting these on exactly one uniform citywide length of sign blade.
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