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Kentucky · Snapshot 09/05/2026

KRS 177.0734: Definitions for KRS 177.0734 and 177.0736.

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  1. KRS Chapter 177

As used in KRS 177.0734 and 177.0736, unless the context requires otherwise:

(1) "Fully controlled access highways" means highways, limited to interstate and state

parkways, that shall give preference to through traffic, shall have access only at

selected public roads or streets, shall have no highway grade crossing or

intersection, and shall further conform with the Federal Highway Administration's

(FHWA's) adopted standards as contained in Federal Highway Program Manual

(FHPM) 6 -8-3-8 and to administrativ e regulations promulgated pursuant to KRS

Chapter 13A;

(2) "Logo signs" means signs that consist of a business identification symbol, name,

brand, trademark, or combination thereof that may be attached to specific service

signs, pursuant to the Manual on U niform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and

administrative regulations promulgated pursuant to KRS Chapter 13A;

(3) "Specific service signs" means official signs, erected on the rights -of-ways of fully

controlled or partially controlled access highways or r oads as defined in KRS

177.010, that shall include, but not be limited to, the display of the words "Gas",

"Food", "Lodging", "Attractions", or "Camping" or combinations thereof and shall

have space for one (1) or more logo signs that may be attached to th e official signs.

The erection and maintenance of the official signs shall conform with the Manual

on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and administrative regulations

promulgated pursuant to KRS Chapter 13A; and

(4) "Partially controlled access highw ay" means a highway that gives preference to

through traffic, that has access only at selected public roads or streets, and that may

have a limited number of highway at -grade intersections and private driveway

connections.

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