Maine, Vermont, Alaska and Hawaii all prohibit billboards.
It must be wonderful.
VT native here, every time I visit another state I'm painfully reminded of how good I have it here.
And in Washington they're relatively rare. Driving from Washington to Idaho it's painfully obvious when you hit the border.
Next, we need to get behind the joy of not being sold. I feel like in this day and age, so much money is behind just selling our data, yet we get very little in return.
Wait... the billboard is gone? but... Which hemmorrhoid cream shall I use to ride horses more happily?! MAGIC WALL! TELL ME!
As soon as you cross the border from Georgia to Florida the billboards kinda stop. A few trickle in here or there. But mostly it's just the beautiful forest. Definitely makes driving more peaceful.
And at least the billboards in Florida are just some random bs instead of soulless corporate advertising.
I haven’t been to Florida in a long time but I imagine they have a lot of Jesus billboards.
yup
In some areas yes. But once you enter Georgia there are a lot, even in the interstate. The ones in FL are in the remote rural locations.
Makes sense that they’d toss those up in rural red areas.Typically, the educated and intelligent people live in larger cities BUT I have seen some jesusy bullshit billboard in the outskirts of the city I live in recently.
My mental adblock is so aggressive I had to search for photos from my city to see if there are any billboards or other sorts of ads. It turns out there are strict regulations in place, and only a few ads are allowed on the streets.
The average American spends 4 years of their lives watching ads
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