Format · Bus Wraps & Side Panels
OOH that moves. Full bus wraps and side panels carry your brand through every neighborhood of the city, hitting commuters, pedestrians and drivers across multiple touchpoints per day.
Why this format
The audience, the impact, the math behind why brands choose this format for their campaigns.
A single bus passes through 30+ neighborhoods a day. The brand surfaces everywhere the bus goes.
Choose full vehicle wraps for maximum impact or king/queen side panels for cost-efficient reach.
Commuters, pedestrians, drivers, cyclists — bus ads hit every urban mode of transportation.
Same audience sees the brand 3–7 times per day as routes cycle. Frequency that builds memory.
Side panels sit at sightline. No "look up" required — perfect for distracted urban audiences.
Cost per impression up to 60% lower than premium billboards in the same market.
FAQ
We offer king (side panel), queen (rear panel), full wraps, interior cards and headboards. Each format offers a different impression count, price point and creative canvas.
Urban bus routes typically generate 10,000–40,000 impressions per day depending on the route and market. Full wraps convert the entire bus into a moving billboard, maximizing exposure.
The standard buy cycle is 4 weeks, aligned with transit authority schedules. Longer campaigns of 8 or 12 weeks receive volume discounts.
Yes. Routes can be selected by geography, demographics or ridership volume, allowing you to focus on the neighborhoods and corridors that matter most to your brand.
Full wraps typically use calendared vinyl with perforated window film (60/40 or 50/50 perf). Exact specs are provided after location selection. Our print partner handles production.
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