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Many Street Signs in Eskilstuna Are Barely Readable

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Kenneth Tegnér on Tegnérgatan is not alone in his criticism of illegible street signs. After the article about the man who lives on the street that bears his name, many joined the newspaper. It turns out that Tegnérgatan is no exception - but who is responsible?
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Kenneth Tegnér on Tegnérgatan is not alone in his criticism of illegible street signs. After the article about the man who lives on the street that bears his name, many joined the newspaper. It turns out that Tegnérgatan is no exception - but who is responsible?

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ekuriren.se broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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