Transit Advertising
Buses, shelters, and stations on routes your customers ride.
Transit advertising covers ads on and around public transportation: king-size panels on bus sides, tail displays, full bus wraps, interior cards, bus shelters, and rail station posters. Buses run the same routes all day, every day, so your message gets the repetition that builds recall.
Because routes are fixed, transit lets you choose where your ad travels. Pick routes that pass your locations, serve a target neighborhood, or run through the busiest parts of the city.
How it works
Choose the routes
We match routes and placements to your audience and locations.
Produce and install
We handle specs, printing, and installation for bus panels, wraps, and shelters.
Proof of posting
Photos of your ads in place at the start of the flight.
Questions
What is the difference between a bus panel and a wrap?
A panel is a framed ad on the side or back of a bus. A wrap covers most or all of the bus in your design for maximum impact.
Do you do bus shelters too?
Yes. Shelters and street-level media reach pedestrians and riders while they wait, which pairs well with ads on the buses themselves.
How long do transit campaigns run?
Typically four weeks minimum, and wraps usually run longer because of production and installation.
Transit by city
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