Taking the statement at face value (and in my experience), the normal driving case is problem enough. Signs should do everything they can to provide a tidbit of

Taking the statement at face value (and in my experience), the normal driving case is problem enough. Signs should do everything they can to provide a tidbit of information and then fade, or else they're taking you away from the focus you should have on driving. That's why signs always look the same, use a standard font, and are extremely large. I assume the article is talking about interstate highways, and banning this dangerous childishness there seems like a great use of federal attention. Especially if this action detracts from building more highways.