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Originally Posted by randyo
sign ordinances & regulations and cost of paying for ads on existing billboards make that impractical
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It's actually not a bad idea. I think the ordinances and regulations might be a bigger hurdle than raising the money.
I am not sure who regulates them city? county? state? May not even be addressed, since no one has ever tried it, and there are a lot of people that will argue that in states like TX, where the issue (lane-splitting) is not addressed it is neither legal nor illegal, so how can they say no to putting it on a billboard?
