Texaco® Aviation Fuel Backs No Smoking
With aviation fuel more explosive and volatile than regular gasoline, you might expect Texaco® to hand out branded No Smoking signs just as a means of preserving their customer base. This on-site use seen at Pocono Skydivers headquarters, where one assumes, Texaco® is the fuel of choice. Little implies any health motivation behind the smoking restriction, but explosive fuel is a good motivator for not lighting up.
Case Study: Pocono Skydivers…
“Wait Queue Amenities: Branded Bean Bag Toss”
“Wait Queue Amenities: Outdoor Checker Board”
“Clearly Sign Retail Risks For Customer Safety”
“No Fumar on the Flight Line, Por Favor”
“Texaco® Aviation Fuel Suggests No Smoking On Site“
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For No Smoking enforcement see…
“No Fumar on the Flight Line, Por Favor”
“Texaco® Aviation Fuel Suggests No Smoking On Site“
“Smoke Free Building Sign in Blue”
“Understated No Smoking Medallion”
“Smoking Not Permitted Within 50 Feet“
“No Smoking Unless You’re On Fire”
“No Smoking Within 15 Feet of Anywhere”
“No Smoking: Target® Fireworks Sale”
“No Smoking. Have a Mint Instead!”
“Wegmans® Tobacco-Free, Smoke-Free Environment”
“No Smoking Wood Carving”
“No Smoking Within 15 Feet of Anywhere“
For all Regulating Retail sign resources see…
“Regulating Retail with Signs Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Regulating Retail Index Page” for all resources and links
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