ICC Permit Technician Practice Exam

The statement that political signs may be placed in any public right-of-way is not a requirement because such placement is typically regulated by local ordinances and government policies. Many jurisdictions have specific rules governing where signs can be placed to ensure public safety, maintain aesthetic standards, and prevent obstruction of roadways or pedestrian paths. These rules may restrict signage in public right-of-ways altogether or designate specific areas where signs are allowed.

In contrast, the other statements reflect common regulations found in many jurisdictions regarding the time frames for displaying political signs before and after elections. The requirement for signs to be removed within a specified period after the election ensures that the area does not remain cluttered with outdated campaign materials. Limiting the display of signs to a certain time frame leading up to the election, as well as allowing successful candidates to keep their signs for a short period after the election, helps to maintain order and clarity in the election process.