North Carolina § 136-140.7 Definitions

North Carolina Statutes

§ 136-140.7 — Definitions

North Carolina § 136-140.7

Ch. 136Transportation

Art. 11AExemption and Deferment from Removal of Certain Directional Signs, Displays, and Devices

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 136-140.7 (2026).

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As used in this Article: "Motorist services directional signs" means signs, displays, and devices giving directional information about goods and services in the interest of the traveling public, including but not limited to:

(1)Places of public lodging;

(2)Places where food is served to the public on a regular basis;

(3)Places where automotive fuel or emergency automotive repair services, including truck stops, are regularly available to the public;

(4)Educational institutions;

(5)Places of religious worship;

(6)Public or private recreation areas, including campgrounds, resorts and attractions, natural wonders, wildlife and water fowl refuges, and nature trails;

(7)Plays, concerts and fairs;

(8)Antiques, gift and souvenir shops;

(9)Agricultural products in a natural state, includi

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As used in this Article: "Motorist services directional signs" means signs, displays, and devices giving directional information about goods and services in the interest of the traveling public, including but not limited to:
(1) Places of public lodging;
(2) Places where food is served to the public on a regular basis;
(3) Places where automotive fuel or emergency automotive repair services, including truck stops, are regularly available to the public;
(4) Educational institutions;
(5) Places of religious worship;
(6) Public or private recreation areas, including campgrounds, resorts and attractions, natural wonders, wildlife and water fowl refuges, and nature trails;
(7) Plays, concerts and fairs;
(8) Antiques, gift and souvenir shops;
(9) Agricultural products in a natural state, including vegetables and fruit. (1977, c. 639.)