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Oldgringo wrote:

WildBill wrote:

Bugler wrote:Are white letters on clear glass considered "contrasting" for this sign?

There have been many discussions about this topic. I vote "Yes".

IMO, trying to convince a jury or judge that they aren't would be a hard sell. If I were the defense attorney I would have to call in expert witnesses - such as a physicist, printer, graphic designer, typographer and artist.

...and the Defendant's banker.

The only color the banker can see is green.

Bugler wrote:Are white letters on clear glass considered "contrasting" for this sign?

There have been many discussions about this topic. Since the purpose of contrasting colors is to make the sign readily readable, I vote "Yes".

IMO, trying to convince a jury or judge that they aren't would be a hard sell. If I were the defense attorney I would call in expert witnesses - such as a physicist, printer, graphic designer, typographer, artist and maybe a psychic.