Md. Code, Transportation § 8-742
This is the official text of Md. Code, Transportation § 8-742, part of Maryland’s Code, Transportation — governs vehicles, drivers, and roadways.
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§8–742.
Official statutory text
This part does not prohibit the erection or maintenance of:
(1) Any on premise outdoor sign that complies with § 8-744 of this subtitle;
(2) Any outdoor sign used to identify a church or a historical monument or location, if the sign is erected in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Administration; or
(3) Any outdoor sign along a highway that is not an expressway, even if the highway runs parallel or partially parallel to an expressway, if the sign faces that highway.
(1) Any on premise outdoor sign that complies with § 8-744 of this subtitle;
(2) Any outdoor sign used to identify a church or a historical monument or location, if the sign is erected in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Administration; or
(3) Any outdoor sign along a highway that is not an expressway, even if the highway runs parallel or partially parallel to an expressway, if the sign faces that highway.
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