Louisiana · Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 32, Motor Vehicles and Traffic
La. R.S. 32 § 32:236: Privately owned signs on public rights of way prohibited; exceptions; authority of municipalities and department of highways; advertising on convenience facilities at public transit stops
What this law says, in plain English
Private persons cannot erect or maintain signs in highway rights-of-way without official permission. Exceptions allow contractors and authorized permit holders to place temporary warning signs for work zones.
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