A mobile LED billboard truck is a digital billboard on wheels. Your creative plays on large, high-brightness LED panels mounted to the sides and rear of a box truck, and the truck goes where your customers are: a downtown loop at lunch, outside a stadium before kickoff, along a commuter corridor at rush hour, or parked at a festival gate.
The screens are digital, so you can run video, rotate a few messages, and swap creative between days. And since the truck moves, one shift can cover several neighborhoods, or it can park somewhere no billboard will ever stand.
How it works
Plan the route
Pick the neighborhoods, venues, or corridors and the hours that matter. We map a route or a set of park-and-play stops.
Send the creative
We share LED screen specs. Video or static, with or without audio where it is allowed.
Track the run
You get GPS route reports and photos from the day, so you can see exactly where your ad went.
Questions
Can the truck park in one spot?
Yes, where local rules allow. Many campaigns mix driving segments with stops at high-traffic spots like event entrances or busy plazas.
Can I run video?
Yes. LED trucks play full-motion video. Short, bold spots of 10 to 15 seconds read best from the street.
How short can a campaign be?
A single day works. Many advertisers book one-day bursts around an event, then extend if it performs.
Mobile LED Trucks by city
Other ways to move
Taxi Topper Advertising
Your message on the roof of the cab, all over town.
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Digital screens on the cars people actually ride in.
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Buses, shelters, and stations on routes your customers ride.
Learn moreVehicle Wraps and Fleet Graphics
Turn your own fleet, or ours, into rolling billboards.
Learn moreRobotaxi Advertising
Get in early on the next moving screen.
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