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The Truckload Bunch Press ‘Truckload Bunch’ winning war against illegal signage By RICK BADIE | Tuesday, March 28, 2006, 06:18 AM The Atlanta Journal-Constitution They call themselves the “Truckload Bunch.” Their mission is noble, and in Gwinnett County, some might say a necessity. This informal volunteer corps spends weekends and evenings collecting signs that are posted illegally in the public rights of way. They stay busy. But the volume of signs they remove is nowhere near what it used to be. Paul Allen of Norcross started snatching up signs four years ago. He’d travel between Pleasant Hill and Indian Hill roads removing signs hawking everything from real estate to foreclosure assistance. Read More... Sign Posse' removes, tosses illegal signage - AJC May 16, 2004 Election results show welcome political shift - AJC Aug 5, 2004 Broken Windows officers to enforce code violations - GDP Jun 21, 2005 'Broken Windows' turns to neighborhoods - GDP Aug 2, 2005 'Broken Windows' a good start - AJC Aug 10, 2005 Truckload Bunch seeks to rid county of signs along roads - Gwinnett Forum Aug 12, 2005 Fight against illegal signage picks up steam - GDP Aug 14, 2005 Rick Badie - March 28, 2006 Let’s get the trash out of our county - Rick Badie - July 27, 2006 Illegal Political Signs Are A Waste of MONEY! - GDP July 6, 2008 LOOK AT THE MESS THAT BLEW INTO NEW ORLEANS AFTER KATRINA! Photo Courtesy Jason Braverman, Gwinnett Daily Post 10/22/05 Copyright © the Truckload Bunch, except as otherwise indicated