Pennsylvania law Sections 6126 and 6127 prohibit tampering with official traffic-control devices and the sale or use of nonconforming traffic signs. Violators face fines and penalties, including restitution for damages. The laws aim to ensure traffic safety and proper device standards.
Geistference includes altering, damaging, removing, or obstructing official traffic signals, signs, or related devices without lawful authority.
Violators face a summary offense with a fine of $50 per device damaged and restitution for damages caused.
No, it is unlawful to manufacture, sell, or lease nonconforming traffic-control devices unless approved by the department.
Fines range from $100 to $500 for violations involving the sale or lease of nonconforming traffic-control devices.