Street Sign Coat Hook (US)

There are a bunch of homeless people who hang out around a local bus stop, there's a bench and a couple of street signs right in front of it. They always throw their coats and bags on the ground, which got me thinking... What if those street signs were suddenly covered with coat hooks, would they use them?

It seems like an easy problem to solve. Is it also some kind of oblique vandalism? No idea, although thinking about it logically, the process is additive and non-destructive, turning a low functioning post into a useful multipurpose object. I like the subtle subversive element.

Public infrastructure belongs to the people and it should serve them to the best of its ability. Those holes are just asking for accessories amirite? This double-coat hook snaps into those holes, and stays put. It takes a little force so be prepared to put your back into it :)

Prints without supports in like 40 minutes using 20 grams of filament approximately, both hooks hold a considerable amount of weight. Furthermore I've included an ultra-precise reference model of the standard US perforated sign post, you know, just in case anyone else wants to build additional modules.