Transit
Bus Kings and Queens
King bus displays are an exterior display that may appear on either side of a bus, often below the rider’s windows and between the tire wells. King bus displays are used to reach pedestrians and vehicular traffic in metro areas. This form of mobile advertising generates high reach, frequency and impressions by covering a large geographic and demographic spread. King bus advertising displays are typically 30″ h x 144″ w, but exact specs may change per market.
Bus Cards
Bus or Train cards are posted in rails inside of the cab. Individuals read and remember interior bus advertising. What other form of advertising do you have such a captive audience? While riding, passengers have a chance to read your message and you will be reaching a wide range of people, including parents, students, seniors, business commuters, and more.
Material
Bus or Train cards can be printed on a variety of different substrates. Most popular are 020 Styrene and Laminated Paper because of their durability.
Standard Sizes
Side Card: 11″x17″, 11″x22″, 11″x28″, 11″x46″, 11″x56″, 11″x70″
End Card: 22″x28″, 22″x21″, 33″x21″
Bus Shelter
Following bus routes along major city thoroughfares and penetrating residential neighborhoods, Transit Shelter advertising can deliver mass exposure or be targeted to reach a specific audience. Shelters are a great on-the-street advertising extension of print campaigns. Bus stop advertising also provides coverage in areas zoned out to other media. Dusk-to-dawn shelter illumination of bus stop ads provides round-the-clock visibility to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
Taxi Top
Taxi Tops deliver eye-level impact day and night. Highlight your product, increase brand awareness, or run targeted messaging. Taxis thrive in areas where people work, shop, and play, following lifestyle patterns and population flow.