[marktwain]

Pictures have been reported, but I have not been able to locate one. A link to a picture on the web would be almost as good.

[ought-six]

Rest stops on interstate highways are generally federal property or easements, not state property. However, the state police or highway patrol have enforcement jurisdiction over them.

[Vigilanteman]

What a comfort these signs must be to some lowlife looking for his next rape victim in a rest stop toilet . . .

[backwoods-engineer]

I have it. I took the picture last time I was in Alabama, intending to post it on my blog, but I never did. It was taken at the rest stop east of Opelika off I-85. Sorry for the blurry, but it was taken with my iPhone.

Here is the link to the file.

Must credit: Backwoods Engineer.

[logitech]

I’ll be passing by one tomorrow. We’ll see.

[GeronL]

“weapons” is far too vague

[Tupelo]

OK. No weapons the next time I am in an Alabammy rest area. Just a Peacemaker.

[fella]

It’s a GLBT protection law so that they can recruit children without fear.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Missouri solved this problem by just tearing down all the rest area buildings. Now they’re just parking lots with no facilities.

[Jemian]

As an Alabamian, I certainly cannot conceive of anyone actually paying attention to the signs.

[VerySadAmerican]

Photoshop?

[ThePatriotsFlag]

That sign does not affect us. Just carry concealed making sure these is no print. Ignore it and all gun free zones. They ignore your right to protect yourself and don’t give it a second thought. Time to ignore all gun free zones. What they don’t know obviously won’t hurt them. They feel protected by a sign...I am protected by other, less visible means.