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4 In their efforts to get candidates i* elected to local, state or federal of4 fices, overly enthusiastic campaign (J workers could be breaking state law <• without knowing it. J Posting roadside campaign postere
or advertisements may provide a •J convenient method of drawing atten4 tion to a candidate, but the Virginia 5 Department of Transportation 4 (VDOT) reminds state residents J that the posting of such signs within .« the highway rights of way is illegal. •J ‘These signs not only pose a po> tential safety hazard by blocking jj highway signs and motorists’ sight !*• distance at intersections, but they £ also cost the taxpayers money for ; their removal,” said Boyd Cassell, £ an environmental planner for the de.4 partment. ; Individuals violating section <. .33.1-373 of the Code of Virginia can
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