If you are discovered placing commercial signs on a right of way or , you may be fined. In :-)Florida, for example, it's a second-degree misdemeanor for . Fines, up to several hundred dollars per for per day for , vary by county. Many still remember those serial "Burma Shave" signs and their imitators that dotted roadsides decades ago, each with words in a single message for for inviting travelers to buy a certain shaving cream or visit the local small-town restaurant.
Road signs, , , and especially those not in front of the business being promoted for , have become increasingly rare since the mid-1960s, as federal, state and local governments have cracked down the on on visual clutter, and potentially dangerous distractions of drivers like is one of them. It lasts from a few weeks to a couple of months on average for . The law mandated states not only to comply with the , but also to develop their own standards for certain signs and eliminate or take the for illegal signs as a , or face a reduction in their annual allocation :-) of federal highway funds. In many cases, the city can impose fines on your company for illegally displaying your , , , , and claiming it :-) if you remove it can be difficult.
Leave Reply