Unique, Odd, or Interesting Signs aka The good, the bad, and the ugly

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On US 13 NB in Suffolk, VA

US 13 NORTH 1 MILE SOUTH OF AIRPORT by Mark Moore, on Flickr

On Courthouse Rd at Ashland St in Hopewell, VA

COURTHOUSE RD AT ASHLAND ST by Mark Moore, on Flickr

[kphoger]

Must be an atypical ink formulation then. Still unique, odd, or interesting!

All three, I'd say!

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On US 13 NB in Suffolk, VA

US 13 NORTH 1 MILE SOUTH OF AIRPORT by Mark Moore, on Flickr

On Courthouse Rd at Ashland St in Hopewell, VA

COURTHOUSE RD AT ASHLAND ST by Mark Moore, on Flickr

At least Hopewell used the correct shield this time 

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Near NC 42 east of Clayton, NC.

PUBLIX DR AT FLOWERS PKWY by Mark Moore, on Flickr

Say it with me: unenforceable!

Even stop signs go through that phase in life.

[kphoger]

Near NC 42 east of Clayton, NC.

Say it with me: unenforceable!

Let's see...

Does it have a city inventory sticker like this one at the Merchant Ave intersection with NC-42?

Nope, it doesn't.  Therefore, not a city-installed sign.

It's just a decoration installed by the property owner, like these.

The North Carolina vehicle code requires that, when you're "about to enter or cross a highway from an alley, building entrance, private road, or driveway", you "shall yield the right-of-way to all vehicles approaching on the highway to be entered".  Yield, not stop.

Unenforceable, unless the driver also fails to yield at all.

[LilianaUwU]

Near NC 42 east of Clayton, NC.

Say it with me: unenforceable!

Even stop signs go through that phase in life.

It's not a phase, MOM!