Cool Electric Car Wrap

This is an all-electric car made by Meyers Motors that we wrapped for
Russ Beyer, a franchisee with Jackson Hewitt. If you care to see a
photo after it was finished, check out our website at www.signsbytomorrow.com/Richmond
.

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Don't Drink the Water (Signs That Make You Scratch Your Head)

A while back, we got a decent-sized order from the Virginia Department of Transportation for a sign to post in a number of Virginia Interstate Highway rest areas that warned patrons not to "drink the water from the toilets or urinals." Apparently it had more to do with a regulation about using captured runoff rainwater than a true fear of someone taking a sip, but it makes you wonder... 

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Restrictive Sign Code

I am amazed at the extremes in various local jurisdictions' sign codes. In the most lenient county in the area, businesses can get away with almost anything. They install banners at the roadside, banners on their buildings, banners on the lightpoles, and A-Frames on the sidewalks. More often than not, clients come to me with issues such as those with businesses in the West Broad Street Overlay District in Western Henrico County (Greater Richmond) where no Attention-Getting devices are allowed. This includes banners, balloons, and other temporary signage.

One way we have found to be effective in legally getting around this is by wrapping their trucks, vans, or cars to turn them into a mobile billboard. This image (http://www.fellers.com), while amusing, illustrates the challenge our clients overcome using vehicle wraps in a difficult economy with restrictive sign codes.  

For more information, visit our website at http://www.signsbytomorrow.com/richmond or give me a call at 804-270-4003.

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