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That's great to hear that your city bans billboards, which I believe to be a safety hazard for drivers on the road. May I ask which city it is?
by ElijahLynn 10mo ago
That's great to hear that your city bans billboards, which I believe to be a safety hazard for drivers on the road.
May I ask which city it is?
- ndriscoll 10mo agoGenerally speaking from what I've seen, the "nice part" of any suburban metro across the US has such a ban in place. Chatgpt can give lists for specific regions.
- ElijahLynn 10mo agoBut I'm asking you specifically what your city is that has this feature?
- joshstrange 10mo agoTo give an example, Dublin, OH is like this. There are many restrictions on signs/advertisements and it’s quite nice. I grew up there so it felt normal but I’ve had friends who have visited comment on it. Some have complained (mostly joking) about how all the buildings all look similar, the McDonalds is a nice brick building with a relatively small sign [0] which looks similar to the bank next door [1] but for whatever is “lost” in boundless creativity is gained in the lack of eye sores IMHO. [0] https://maps.app.goo.gl/wFod1vA58Fr2VWu66 https://maps.app.goo.gl/wFod1vA58Fr2VWu66 [1] https://maps.app.goo.gl/xduhC7S7UBTPFwt67 https://maps.app.goo.gl/xduhC7S7UBTPFwt67
- ElijahLynn 10mo agoThanks for sharing your experience and that Dublin Ohio is doing this. And thank you for the Google maps links as well! Super useful.