Abstract
There is an alarming situation that roadside billboards creates a factual threat for driving safety, with some traditional
measurements putting exterior distractors accountable for equal to 10% of all mishaps. In this paper we quantify the impact and
effect of billboard on drivers, passersby and citizens through survey. The outcome express that billboards which place on the
roadside has an obvious damaging cause on tangential power, raises intellectual work-load, visual pollution and observing
obsessions, and on various transportation can illustrate concentration missing from second important highway signage. In-depth
analysis of the data recommends that the outcomes of visual pollution may in reality be more substantial in this situation where
population of drivers and passengers are increasing day by day.
