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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 24. Transportation And Motor Vehicles
Agency 30. Department of Transportation
Chapter 551. Integrated Directional Signing Program Participation Criteria
10/9/2026

24VAC30-551-20. General criteria for Specific Travel Services  (LOGO) Signing Program.

A. Specific travel services (LOGO) signing may be installed on any limited access highway under the authority of VDOT. LOGO trailblazer signs, which are installed along crossroads for facilities that require additional vehicle maneuvers or are a long distance from the ramp, can be placed on any route under the authority of VDOT or with approval from the authorizing entity that maintains the right of way.

B. To qualify for LOGO signing, a facility shall be open to the general public and shall:

1. Meet the appropriate criteria or eligibility requirements for the type of facility;

2. Comply with all applicable laws concerning the provision of public accommodations without regard to age, race, religion, color, sex, national origin, or accessibility by the physically handicapped;

3. Furnish the necessary panels displaying the name, symbol, or trademark of the facility fabricated at no cost to VDOT. The facility may select any fabricator for the panels; and

4. Sign and comply with the terms of an IDSP participation agreement.

C. The following table below summarizes the criteria for this program:

SPECIFIC TRAVEL SERVICES (LOGO) SIGNING PROGRAM
Criteria Summary

Facility

Criteria

CATEGORY I

CATEGORY II

GAS(1), (1a), (3)

Three miles max
Fuel, oil, tire repair (or info), compressed air
Public restroom with washroom and toilet of sanitary construction

16 hours per day, seven days per week

All of Category I, except 12 hours per day, seven days per week

FOOD(1)

Three miles max
State Board of Health permit
Indoor seating for 20 adults
12 consecutive hours per day, six days per week (7 a.m.)
Menu conspicuously displayed
Hours displayed visible to customer prior to entering the business

All of Category I, except six hours per day, six days per week and indoor seating for 20 adults or a combination of 20 indoor and outdoor seats plus 10 spaces for drive-in service

LODGING

Three miles max
State Board of Health permit
10 or more rooms for rent
Off-street parking for each room
24 hours per day, seven days per week

All of Category I, except four or more rooms for rent

CAMPING(2)

15 miles max
State Board of Health permit
10 or more camping units
Off-street parking for each unit
24 hours per day, seven days per week

ATTRACTIONS(2)

All criteria referenced in subsection D of this section.

(1) Signage for establishments open 24 hours per day may include indication of continuous operation.

(1a) Two spaces are reserved for establishments with 24-hour-per-day, seven-days-per-week operations.

(2) At locations where four or more attractions facilities desire to participate in the LOGO Program, camping will be limited to a maximum of two spaces. Camping logos existing on September 16, 2004, will be legacy signs, assuming they continue to meet all contractual commitments.

(3) A facility independently meeting all of the qualifications for a gas service that also offers alternative fuel stations as approved by the Virginia Department of Energy may display approved VDOT alternative fuel text as a supplemental message on the bottom of their logo plates on the gas services sign (see 24VAC30-551-95).

D. In addition to the general criteria for specific travel services (LOGO) signing, to qualify for an attraction sign, a facility shall:

1. Not be currently using other supplemental guide signs at the same location as the LOGO mainline or trailblazer signing;

2. Have licensing or approval, where required;

3. Provide sanitary public restroom facilities;

4. Be in continuous operation at least eight hours per day, five days per week during the normal operating season for the type of business (except this requirement shall not apply to certain facilities such as auditoriums, art or craft centers, civic centers, stadiums, drive-in theaters, and flea markets);

5. Be located within 15 miles of the interchange;

6. Provide adequate parking to accommodate normal traffic volumes for the facility;

7. For a winery, brewery, distillery, or cidery, be in continuous operation at least six hours per day, five days per week and offer tours of the production process during the posted hours of operation; and

8. Be of regional interest to the traveling public and one or more of the following acceptable sites:

LOGO PROGRAM ACCEPTABLE SITES
Attractions

Cultural

Art or craft center
Gallery
Museum

Historic building
Historic site
Historic district

Retail Tourism

Agribusiness
Brewery
Cidery
Distillery
Winery

Flea market
Auction house
Regional retail facility
Bed and breakfast
Farmer's market

Recreational

Amusement or theme park
Aquarium
Arboretum

Auditorium
Boat landing
Botanical garden
Camp
Civic center
Drive-in theater
Natural resource agency
Equestrian center

State fairgrounds
Golf course
Natural attraction
Pavilion
Racetrack
Park - national
Park - state
Park - municipal
Park - regional
Ski resort
Stadium
Water-oriented business
Zoo

Schools

College or university - main campus
College or university - satellite campus

Trails

Civil War Trail
Virginia wine trail(1)
Others as approved by VDOT

Other

Conference center
Power plant
Research facility
Tourist information center
Welcome center

(1) Each winery on a wine trail qualifying for the LOGO program must meet the hours of operation and licensing requirements of the LOGO program. The driving distance between one winery and the next wine trail facility shall not be greater than 15 miles. To be eligible for participation in the LOGO program, the facility at one terminus of the wine trail must be located within 15 miles of the interchange where the LOGO sign is placed. The facility at the other terminus must be eligible for either TODS or LOGO signage.

E. The following sites are excluded from participation as an attraction on a specific travel services (LOGO) sign. The exclusion relates only to qualification under these categories. These facilities may participate if qualifying under another acceptable category. This list of excluded sites is not all-inclusive. Omission from this list does not imply qualification for signing under this category:

LOGO PROGRAM EXCLUDED SITES
Attractions

Business and Commercial

Adult entertainment facility
Camping business
Funeral home
Industrial park or plant
Media facility
Movie theater(1)

Office park
Radio station
Television station
Nursery or greenhouse
Truck terminal

Governmental

Local jail
Local police or sheriff's office
Post office

Medical

Drug rehabilitation facility
Extended care facility
Fraternal home
Hospital
Humane facility
Infirmary

Mental facility
Nursing home
Retirement home
Sanitarium
Treatment center
Veterans facility

Miscellaneous

Animal shelter
Mobile home park
Subdivision
Veterinary facility
Cemetery

Religious

Cathedral
Chapel
Church
Mosque

Shrine
Synagogue
Temple
Other religious sites

Schools

High school
Middle school
Elementary school

(1) Indoor movie theaters with auditorium style seating, such as a multiplex, are considered to be local attractions and are not eligible for signing as a regional attraction. This exclusion does not apply to indoor movie theaters with food service that provide table seating.

Statutory Authority

§§ 33.2-210 and 33.2-1220 of the Code of Virginia.

Historical Notes

Derived from Virginia Register Volume 22, Issue 24, eff. September 6, 2006; amended, Virginia Register Volume 42, Issue 26, eff. September 9, 2026.

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