Results for: Roadside Signs
- I travel a lot for business, and I frequently see roadside signs for Historic Markers. I've stopped a few times, and some of them are lot more interesting than others. Who decides which sites get a marker? Who pays for the roadside signs?
- Each state has its own Historical Marker Program. They decide which historical places should be marked. The roadside signs are funded by taxpayer dollars.
- Me and my buddy were fooling around the other night and ended up running over a roadside sign. Is that illegal, and will the cops be looking for us?
- It is illegal to take down the sign, but since it was an accident I am sure you will be ok. You should contact the local authorities to tell them where the sign is located so they can get it fixed as soon as possible.
- I often see a sign on commercial vehicles asking "How is my driving? "On occasion, I sometimes see a commercial truck driving faster than I am comfortable sharing the road with. What are some standards for commercial vehicle safety?
- There are very strict rules that truckers have to follow when sharing the road with drivers. Some standards are that truckers havd to refrain from using the far right lane, they can't do ten miles over the speed limit and they have to stop and rest at a specified time whether they are tired or not.
- I've seen ads for some really cheap tires online. Even though they list a brand name, the prices seem too good to be true. I'd really like to buy some. What are some signs of scam operations that I should be aware of?
- If it is too good to be true, then it probably isn't. You just need to make sure that you don't purchase anything from unsecured sites and make sure you do your thorough research into the company before you buy.
- Recently, I was at my automotive store and saw a sign for air intakes for trucks. Being a truck owner myself, I was very curious. What benefits do air intakes for trucks provide? What is the average price for air intakes for trucks?
- Air intakes help you use all the power out of your vehicles engine. Air intakes will increase your horsepower as well as increase your fuel efficiency. The average price is around $175.00 to $500.00. The 175.00 would be the cheaper quality but still provides the same benefits.
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