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Bus & transit advertising

Bus & transit ads.
On the move.

Explore bus branding, available electric-bus formats and other transit placements. Build the proposal around actual vehicles, routes and permitted branding areas.

Bus-wrap concept on a miniature city bus
DESIGN CONCEPT / TRANSITVisual notes
Planning roleRoute visibility
Audience contextCommuters and roadside audiences
Booking scopeVehicles, routes and duration
THE FORMATS

Choose how your brand shows up.

FORMAT 01

Bus exterior branding

Side, rear or larger body formats where the operator permits them.

FORMAT 02

Electric bus branding

Available electric-bus placements, assessed by route, vehicle inventory and operating terms.

FORMAT 03

Interior transit panels

Messages designed for passengers inside approved vehicles.

FORMAT 04

Other local transit

Auto or local vehicle branding can be explored on request, subject to current sourcing and permissions.

Make the placement relevant.

A route name is only one part of the plan. Vehicle allocation, downtime, substitutions and the actual branding surface all need to be clear. Campaign creative should remain readable in motion rather than look like a miniature brochure.

What we confirm before booking.

  • Name the target routes or neighbourhoods.
  • Verify operator permission and the allocated vehicles.
  • Confirm measurements, printing material and installation dates.
  • Agree vehicle substitution and maintenance arrangements.

What shapes the quote?

Vehicle count, branding coverage, duration, material and operator terms determine the quote. Route preferences are subject to availability and operational changes.

Request a current quotation

Know what proof to expect.

Request installation photographs and the agreed vehicle or route schedule. Clarify how substitutions and damaged wraps will be documented. No GPS-based audience measurement is implied unless specifically provided.

Understand campaign execution
THE BUYER'S CHECKLIST

Compare the scope.
Not just the headline price.

Vehicle branding and terminal advertising reach people in different settings. A vehicle wrap should be scoped against identifiable vehicles and their operating areas.

Buying detailWhat a useful proposal should confirm
Fleet and operationVehicle list or agreed allocation rule, operator, routes/operating areas and expected operating days.
Branding formatSide, rear, interior or another approved position. Capture measurements and safety/visibility restrictions before design.
Access and installationDepots, installation windows, vehicle downtime, approved materials and creative sign-off.
Campaign periodInstallation schedule, start/end treatment, maintenance and how unavailable vehicles are handled.
Replacement and removalReplacement vehicle rules, damage reporting, removal and restoration responsibility.
ReportingIdentifiable vehicle photographs and agreed checks. GPS or route logs are included only where access and scope are confirmed.
THE QUESTION TO START WITH

Which vehicles or route allocation, which surfaces, how long and what happens when a vehicle is off the road?

Do not infer guaranteed daily kilometres, specific routes or audience numbers from a photograph of a branded bus.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Good questions.
Clear answers.

A little clarity now makes for a better campaign later.

Ask your question
Can I choose a route?

You can request one. The operator must confirm route and vehicle availability before it becomes part of the booking.

Do you provide full-bus wraps?

Where permitted and available. Surface restrictions, materials and fitting requirements are checked first.

Can a transit campaign be combined with outdoor media?

Yes. A combined plan can be scoped around the same catchment and campaign message.

EXPLORE THE MEDIA MIX

A connected plan, not isolated placements.

All media formats
LET'S MAKE A PLAN

A good campaign starts with a useful brief.

Tell us where, who and what you want to achieve. We will take it from there.

DIZITTAL / FORMAT EXPLORER
Media concept illustration
DESIGNED TO EXPLAIN THE FORMAT

Media concept

This is an illustrative mockup, not a completed campaign or a currently bookable site. Dimensions, placement and availability are confirmed for your proposal.

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