SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Could a street sign that's out of place be a danger to drivers?

That's what one viewer, Nydia Torres, says is happening in Seminole County at one of the interchanges along State Road 417.

Picture this: You are turning onto an entrance ramp on a major interstate and immediately come face to face with a wrong-way sign. And the signs are pointed at such an angle that it may make you think for a few seconds that you are getting on the wrong ramp.

Torres is specifically pointing out the southbound entrance ramp to S.R. 417 from Rinehart Road, placing the interchange in the Sanford/Lake Mary area in Seminole County.

She told us that the signs can be confusing and need to be checked for angle positioning.

Drivers unfamiliar with the area have a tendency to panic for a few moments, making conditions unsafe, she claims.

We did a crash search history and found 48 wrecks reported near the interchange in the past year alone. Some of those were reported right at the entrance to the ramp.

After contacting Florida's Turnpike Enterprise, which maintains that section of S.R. 417, we were told that upon our request, a fix may be happening soon, which prompted a brief second visit.

They told us that their maintenance crews found the signs to be angled incorrectly, and they claimed to have straightened them, potentially rectifying the problem.

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