Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado could lose millions in federal transportation dollars because it does a poor job of regulating huge advertising signs that line the state’s roads ...

Roadside signs, advertising billboards or electronic mobile signs on busy commuter routes advising motorists that lane filtering is legal would be an effective education campaign for motorists, say ...

The early afternoon of Saturday, March 3, I witnessed a Pennsylvania State Police car stop on Route 93, right near the intersection of I-80 and I-81. At first I didn’t know why he was stopping, but ...

JavaScript is required to use this form. You will need to enable it in your browser before you can submit a question. Clark Asks: What do different street identifiers ...

Roadside advertising through the use of signs and store ambassadors holding signs are not just an alternate form of advertising, but an essential advertising medium in communities like Hazleton. In ...

The City of Houston election season has aggravated an already pronounced problem: the thousands of roadside advertising signs activists dub "trash on a stick." Local and state laws long have outlawed ...

DENVER (CBS4)- Campaign season is underway and the Colorado Department of Transportation is reminding those candidate supporters there are rules when placing campaign signs. Those signs are not ...

The conflict has highlighted the everyday and old-fashioned measures that some brick-and-mortar businesses say they need to take to bring in customers along one of Wine Country’s most popular routes.

Travel on U.S. highways between 1926 and 1963 revealed a common element guaranteed to create comments. A set of six red and white signs alongside the road displayed a catchy, humorous rhyme that ...

Police are searching for a person behind a string of road sign thefts in Marion County.WATCH VIDEO HERE. The signs cost $200 apiece, and the county has already paid thousands of dollars to replace ...

The advertising placards along Fairfax County's roadways are as numerous as ever, especially during the fall political season. They stare at motorists on their way to work and are popping up like ...