60-2-243. Visitor information centers -- signs. (1) Subject to the provisions of federal law, the department of commerce shall design and the department of transportation shall erect signs identifying the Montana visitor information centers established and maintained by the department of commerce and in existence on October 1, 1999.
     (2) (a) Each visitor information center must have two signs identifying it to the traveling public.
     (b) The first sign must be erected at the nearest practical location to the border of the state along the highway leading to the visitor information center and must indicate the number of miles to the visitor information center.
     (c) The second sign must be erected along the highway at the exit leading to the visitor information center or at the nearest practical location to the visitor information center where the sign may be easily seen and read by the traveling public. This sign must contain directions to the center and the information that is provided at the center.

     History: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 417, L. 1999.