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Bus Advertising: Out-of-home (OOH) advertising displayed
on the exterior or interior of city buses.
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Coverage: Blue Line Media offers bus advertising nationwide.
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Formats: Options include bus exterior ads, side and rear
displays, partial and full bus wraps, and bus interior advertising.
What Is Bus Advertising?
Bus advertising is out-of-home (OOH) advertising placed on
the exterior or interior of public buses. Common formats include bus side
and rear advertisements, partial wraps, full bus wraps, and interior
advertising displayed to passengers.
Blue Line Media offers bus advertising nationwide.
Campaigns can reach drivers, pedestrians, commuters, passengers, residents,
and visitors as buses travel through neighborhoods, commercial districts,
downtown areas, and major transportation corridors.
Bus Exterior Advertising
Bus exterior advertising
places advertisements on the outside of city buses. Available formats can
include side panels, rear displays, larger specialty formats, partial wraps,
and full bus wraps, depending on the market and transit system.
Bus Interior Advertising
Bus interior advertising
reaches passengers while they ride. Interior formats commonly include
advertising cards and posters positioned above seats or in other visible
areas inside the bus.
Full and Partial Bus Wrap Advertising
Bus wrap advertising uses a larger portion of the vehicle
to display an advertiser's message. Partial wraps cover selected sections
of a bus, while full wraps can cover most of the vehicle exterior to create
a large mobile advertising display.
Double-Decker and Specialty Bus Advertising
Bus advertising can also include double-decker buses, sightseeing buses,
and other specialty bus formats where available. These options vary by city,
operator, and campaign requirements.
How Much Does Bus Advertising Cost?
Bus advertising rates vary by market, format, number of buses
or displays, campaign length, and inventory availability. Pricing is commonly
quoted per bus or display for a four-week advertising period, although
pricing structures vary by market and format.
Related street-level transit formats include
bus stop shelter advertising
and bench advertising.
Read our guide on how to advertise on buses.
