Washington & Seattle DOT Warn Of Dinosaurs On the Road, Complain That Dino-Load Is Not Secure

Transportation Department officials in Seattle and Washington took to Twitter to warn drivers about dinosaurs on the road on Wednesday.

The Twitter exchange began when a WSDOT Traffic employee said this:

No dinosaurs on the roads this afternoon… and I don’t want to see any. But I do really want to see #JurassicWorld.

— WSDOT Traffic (@wsdot_traffic) June 16, 2015

Which prompted Seattle DOT to tweet:

@wsdot_traffic Might want to check your cameras again WSDOT, I think you’re missing something. pic.twitter.com/aZsTTpIpqy — seattledot (@seattledot) June 16, 2015

The official WSDOT account then shared this image of a dinosaur being transported on a flatbed truck.

@wsdot_traffic You mean this wasn’t real? #enddinosaurcrueltypic.twitter.com/Jdk2put2rB — Washington State DOT (@wsdot) June 16, 2015

But, being the DOT, they got back to their usual selves:

@wsdot @wsdot_traffic That load is not properly secured. We are sending our Commercial Vehicle Enforcement/ Dinosaur Tamers to the scene.

— seattledot (@seattledot) June 16, 2015

Sources: Big News Network UPI