Typical mainline logo signs are about 48 inches by 36 inches, so based on WSDOT's ballpark figures, it's probably safe to figure about $300 to $500 per sign (this agrees with the Lexington Herald ...

In the "what exit?" state, they are the unofficial state symbols. You can see the familiar green-and-white NJTP sign or the green-and-gold sign of its sister road, the Parkway, in movies and TV ...

Washington State’s guidelines estimate that the smallest logo—a 2-by-1-foot sign—can cost between $84 and $530, and a 5-by-3-foot sign can cost between $330 and $530.

It’s stunning how committed people are to a griffin on a logo — more committed it seems than to healing the racial divide in our community. GUEST COLUMN: Exit the griffin, because symbols ...

Original Story: The Exit 8 has just released on PS5 and PS4, but if you go looking for it on the PS Store, you'll likely be greeted with another game called The Exit 9. But despite both games ...

The classic American emergency exit sign—the bold red letters spelling out E-X-I-T—seems at first glance like an unimpeachable bit of sign design. The contrast between the letters and the ...

Logos are typically displayed twice on signs along the highway and on ramps (one in each direction), meaning businesses pay an annual fee of $1,200, NCDOT says. Read Next North Carolina ...

Logos are typically displayed twice on signs along the highway and on ramps (one in each direction), meaning businesses pay an annual fee of $1,200, NCDOT says. Read Next North Carolina ...

Within a decade, the logo—the one with a head—was endorsed by both the United Nations and ISO. And so over time, the International Symbol of Access became embedded in the urban fabric of ...

Kamala Harris unveiled her campaign logo hours after Biden’s exit. Political graphic designers deconstruct the meaning behind it - The new Harris for President site launched 26 hours after Joe ...

A Georgia elementary school is under fire for its new logo that some parents insist resembles a Nazi symbol – prompting district officials to halt its rollout.

Logos are typically displayed twice on signs along the highway and on ramps (one in each direction), meaning businesses pay an annual fee of $1,200, NCDOT says. Read Next North Carolina ...