In April 2006, a Fark member convinced the Tennessee Department of Transportation to erect an Adopt a Highway sign in the name of UFIA on the two miles of State Route 63 west of the intersection of SR 63 and U.S. Route 25E. The department required a definition of UFIA, which was explained as, "Uniting Friends in America." The sign remained up for a few days, but was ultimately removed once authorities were informed of the origins of the acronym.
In April 2006, a Fark member persuaded the Tennessee Department of Transportation to install an Adopt a Highway sign bearing UFIA's name on the two miles of State Route 63 west of the intersection with SR 63 and U.S. Route 25E. The department requested a definition of UFIA, which was clarified as, "Uniting Friends in America." The sign remained up for a short time but was eventually removed after authorities were informed about the acronym's origins.