Categories: Ad Formats & Channels

Bus Wrap Advertising

Bus wraps are essentially mobile billboards: ads placed on the exterior of buses.

They range from covering an entire side of a bus to a portion of the back end.

Why Use Bus Wraps?

Bus wraps capture the attention of riders and pedestrians alike. Their large size makes them hard to ignore, and as the bus travels its daily route, your ad gets coverage across the city.

30K–70K

Impressions per day from a single bus wrap

95%

Of Americans are reached by vehicle ads

Types of Bus Wrap Advertising

Side of the bus

Ultra Super Kings

The largest single-side graphic, spanning between the wheel wells from top to bottom.

Super Kings

One side, between the wheel wells, about a third of the way up.

Kings

Either side, between the wheel wells and below the windows.

King Kongs

Top to bottom on the side, between the wheels.

Kongs

The entire side below the windows; the best canvas for creative designs.

Empresses

On the side, under the windows near the tires.

Queens

Usually curbside, under the windows and between the wheel wells.

Super Squares

A square-shaped space spanning top to bottom on part of the side.

Back of the bus

Fullbacks

The full back end, top to bottom, easy for drivers to see.

Super Tails

The bottom half of the back.

Tails

Smaller, like a large bumper sticker on the bottom half of the back.

Expand Your Reach

Bus wraps are a great way to build awareness and engagement. Choose from many options at BillboardsIn!

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