Mobile billboards--trailer-mounted signs attached to cars or bikes--are about to be illegal in the city of LA. The City Council approved an ordinance today that "will bring Los Angeles into compliance with AB 1298, sponsored by Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield, which regulates advertisements attached to motor vehicles. First time offenders will receive a 24 hour warning before their advertisements are removed by city crews. Subsequent offenders could be charged with a misdemeanor and fined as much as $1,000 and/or face up to six months in jail." [City Maven]
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