Anyway the signage perpendicular to the direction of traffic is most effective so the truck would be better than your banner.That is really the only way around a good signage ordinance.

@Stephan K.I know it's commonly done but I think it's inadvisable to paint tile in a high traffic, wet location. 

Actually after checking the background & credit (not just hearing him…):1 - Credit is less than 650 (I don't know the exact number)2 - He has one eviction, 4 years ago3 - He has some records for traffic and shoplifting.Still accept such application?

So, they do work'I was asked once why I didn't have a sign, I told them I don't drive well enough in traffic.

Also is traffic an issue in Tampa? 

@Rafael S.I haven't tracked traffic that comes to me via QR codes.I also think this is very location specific. 

Having said that, you have a bit more traffic and more vacant, so I wouldn't leave my good stuff inside.My most recent West End project will hit the market in 2 weeks.  

Obviously, smoking indoors is tough to hide with its residual effects, but with growing you should take special note of covered windows, excessive electricity use, lots of traffic to/from the unit, lots of warmth rising off the unit (if you're in a colder area where you can notice), etc. 

If you don't believe me, measure some local traffic signs.

This is only rails, so there would be no foot traffic, etc on the painted lumber.Thoughts?