Conn. Agencies Regs. § 14-280-3 - Sign requirements
(a) A portable sign
shall be placed at a height of at least four (4) feet above ground level and
display the words "CARRYING SCHOOL CHILDREN" in black lettering at least three
(3) inches high on a yellow background. The lettering may be painted on the
sign, or the lettering may be applied to the sign by a permanent decal. The
words "STOP" or "STOP ON SIGNAL" shall not be used on a portable sign. A
portable sign shall not be mounted below the windshield of a vehicle, or on the
hood or the rear of a vehicle, except that to provide the required visibility
required by subsection (a) of section
14-280-2
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, a second portable sign may be
mounted securely on the rear of a vehicle if the sign does not pose a danger to
persons or property, or does not interfere with the driver's vision or with
ingress or egress to the vehicle.
(b) When a motor vehicle is being used for
purposes other than transporting school children, portable sign(s) may be
removed, completely covered, folded or otherwise concealed so that the words
displayed thereon are not visible to the operators of other vehicles.
Notes
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