Interstate Logo Sign rates

Fees are set by location of the highway on which you are requesting signing.

Logo Sign: The first or primary sign a business has in any given direction of travel is known as the Logo sign. This blue sign precedes the exit ramps on the freeway. They include a service designation, (e.g. Gas, Food, Lodging, Camping, or Attraction), Next Exit or a specific Exit number, and a business Logo plaque. On the billing invoice, these signs are referred to as “LOGO”.

Supplemental Sign: The secondary sign a business may have in any given direction of travel is know as the Supplemental sign. If a business is not visible from the freeway off-ramp, they may require a Supplemental sign. This blue sign typically includes a directional arrow, a service designation, (e.g. Gas, Food, Lodging, Camping or Attraction), and a business Logo plaque. When necessary, mileage is also indicated below the plaque. These signs are located on or following the off-ramp. On the billing invoice, these signs are referred to as “SUPP”.

The placement of Logo and Supplemental signs is determined by an engineering study of the interstate.

Where navigation is difficult, multiple Supplemental signs may be necessary.

If more than one business requests a sign at the same exit, multiple plaques may be installed on the same Logo or Supplemental signs.