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by ssl-3
725 days ago
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None? Ohio has a pretty well-established Adopt-a-Highway program that ultimately exists to help with removing litter, and it works mostly in places that are absolutely not "in town" at all. It has been operating for decades and is advertised on signs alongside these highways. Elsewhere in Ohio, I've seen ODOT employees picking up trash -- and I assure you that they aren't doing this [or anything else] for free. (But the state of Ohio only maintains ~49,000 miles of roadways, so maybe none of this can combine to equal a "large effort".) |
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