Arthur · 6 answers · 1mo

So those companies put big bright LED panels facing the streets for marketing purposes. It's fine, except that at night they are so relatively bright that looking at them hurts my eyes. Are there any laws against such thing where you live?

No clue, but we don't have signs that bright so there either is a law or people just don't find it necessary to put such signs up

Yes. Businesses with show windows and lights must inform the office for business of the local council about it, also about any displays, lights, video screens etc. and must report the brightness. Brightness must not irritate traffic, traffic lights and such. The ad items have to be so dim that you can still see the breaking lights and direction indicators of other vehicles too. Otherwise some gross idiots would have flooded their area with light pollution scale brightness only to tell people they sell something.

I don't even know what you're talking about, so maybe they have laws against them here, idk.
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