Tennessee § 4-3-2309 Commercial advertising on the exterior of incident response HELP trucks

Tennessee Statutes

§ 4-3-2309 — Commercial advertising on the exterior of incident response HELP trucks

Tennessee § 4-3-2309

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 4-3-2309 (2026).

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(a)The department is authorized to allot space on the exterior of the incident response HELP trucks and enter into contracts for the purpose of obtaining commercial sponsorship for the HELP program.

(b)All revenue generated from any commercial sponsorship authorized by this section shall be deposited in the highway fund to be used solely for transportation purposes.

(c)Such commercial sponsorship shall not include, identify or promote:

(1)Alcohol or tobacco products;

(2)Adult-oriented establishments, as defined in § 7-51-1102 or § 7-51-1401 ;

(3)Political candidacies, political issue advocacy, or political campaign advertising as prohibited in § 2-19-144 ; or (4) Any unlawful conduct or activities.

(d)The department shall prefer sponsorship by organizations that have a transportatio

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(a) The department is authorized to allot space on the exterior of the incident response HELP trucks and enter into contracts for the purpose of obtaining commercial sponsorship for the HELP program. (b) All revenue generated from any commercial sponsorship authorized by this section shall be deposited in the highway fund to be used solely for transportation purposes. (c) Such commercial sponsorship shall not include, identify or promote: (1) Alcohol or tobacco products; (2) Adult-oriented establishments, as defined in § 7-51-1102 or § 7-51-1401 ; (3) Political candidacies, political issue advocacy, or political campaign advertising as prohibited in § 2-19-144 ; or (4) Any unlawful conduct or activities. (d) The department shall prefer sponsorship by organizations that have a transportation purpose or otherwise promote highway safety. (e) (1) The sponsorship message shall identify the sponsor as a sponsor of the HELP program and otherwise shall include only the name and logo of the sponsor. (2) The sponsorship message shall not be located on the front of the vehicle, including the front of the utility compartment, or on the cab of the vehicle, including the doors. (3) The sponsorship message may be located on the storage compartment doors on either side of the utility compartment or on the back of the vehicle, excluding the message board or arrow board. (4) The logo of the sponsor shall not exceed four hundred (400) square inches in size, and the lettering identifying the sponsor shall not exceed eight inches (8") in height. (f) In consultation with the department of safety, the department of transportation is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations or adopt policies as needed to effectuate this section.