Typically Treated Like a Standard A-Frame Sign

Because Jack In The Box is self-standing and portable, most municipalities categorise it the same way they do traditional sandwich boards.

4 Things to Check Locally

1. Pedestrian clearance: leave 4–5 ft (1.2–1.5 m) of unobstructed walkway.
2. Sign size & height limits: confirm your unit (43″ screen) meets by-law dimensions.
3. Night-time brightness: most areas require dimming or switching off after hours — use the board’s auto-dimmer or power-down schedule.
4. Operating hours: some cities request boards be rolled indoors at closing time.

Accessibility & Safety

• Position the board so it’s stable and out of main walking lane.
• Use high-contrast large fonts for readability at distance.
• Bring it indoors during heavy storms or active snow-ploughing.

Key Takeaway

Always double-check your city’s sidewalk sign and illumination by-laws — Jack In The Box’s slim, silent, and portable design usually meets compliance with minimal effort.