8 Bumper Stickers That Maine Drivers Should Remove ASAP

Folks in Maine love their vehicles and often use them as a form of self-expression. However, having these stickers can sometimes lead to problems.

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Mainers take pride in their cars and trucks, often using bumper stickers to showcase their personalities, beliefs, and humor. Whether it’s supporting a sports team, highlighting a favorite hobby, or anything in between, these stickers undoubtedly add character to any vehicle. However, as fun as they can be, some stickers might attract unwanted attention.

Listen, we’re not trying to be Debbie Downers here; we just want to keep you safe from the crazies on the road.

There are a lot of unpredictable drivers on the road. While bumper stickers are a great way to show off your personality and make your vehicle unique, some might invite negative reactions. Certain messages or images might turn a few heads the wrong way from others on the road.

To help you out, we’ve put together a list of eight bumper stickers that Maine drivers should avoid putting on their vehicles—or remove if they already have them.

Mainers can keep their commutes stress-free and stay safe by avoiding certain bumper stickers that could bring a few curious—and unwelcome—eyes your way. Some of these decals could lead to situations best left uninvited. If any seem familiar, you might want to consider peeling them off.

Keep scrolling to see which ones made the list and why ditching them might just save you a headache!

Removing them could save you from a sticky situation (pun intended) on the road. After reading through the list, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Do you have any of these bumper stickers? Feel free to join the conversation by messaging us on the app.