Every unit is named. Every unit is tracked. Every deployment is documented. Browse the lineup below to see the trucks that carry campaigns across the continental United States, and understand what makes each unit suited to different campaign goals.
Each truck in the fleet is purpose-built for mobile billboard operations. The LED screens are rated for daylight visibility, the vehicles are maintained for extended daily operation, and every unit is equipped with GPS tracking for route documentation. Select a unit to view full specifications, deployment history, and available configurations.
Mobile billboard trucks operate in challenging conditions: extended driving hours, direct sunlight, variable weather, and continuous use across city streets and highways. Every unit in the fleet is engineered and maintained to perform consistently throughout a campaign, from the first route to the last.
Each unit runs a high-brightness LED display rated for daylight visibility. The screens produce enough output to remain legible in direct sun, which is a baseline requirement for any outdoor campaign that operates during daytime hours. Brightness, contrast, and refresh rate are calibrated before deployment so the creative reads clearly at street-level distance.
Pixel pitch determines how sharp text and imagery appear at different viewing distances. Our units use pixel pitches optimized for mobile billboard use cases where viewers are typically 30 to 200 feet away. A tighter pixel pitch produces finer detail but requires more power. The pitch on each unit is selected to balance resolution, power draw, and the specific viewing distances the truck will encounter on a route.
Every truck in the fleet is equipped with GPS tracking. Campaign routes are documented with time-stamped location data, which supports post-campaign reporting, route compliance verification, and audience measurement. Clients receive route logs showing where the truck traveled, when it was in motion, and which corridors were covered during the campaign window.
Mobile billboard trucks operate in demanding conditions: extended driving hours, variable weather, frequent stops, and long routes across city streets and highways. Our fleet is maintained on a preventive schedule to minimize downtime. Screen housings, power systems, and mounting hardware are inspected regularly so campaigns do not face unexpected mechanical interruptions.
Every campaign follows a structured process. We handle route planning, creative preparation, vehicle deployment, GPS tracking, and post-campaign reporting so you can focus on your business while the campaign runs.
Share your target market, audience, dates, and objectives. We use this information to determine which truck and screen format fit your campaign goals, budget, and routing requirements.
Our team designs a route based on local traffic data, audience density, event calendars, and road accessibility. The route is planned to maximize exposure during the hours your target audience is present in the areas that matter most.
Submit your artwork or work with our production team to prepare display-ready files. Creative is reviewed for legibility, contrast, and compliance with any local display regulations before the truck is loaded.
The truck is deployed on schedule with GPS tracking active. Route documentation is captured throughout the campaign, giving you visibility into where the truck operated and when it was in your target corridors.
After the campaign, you receive route logs, timing data, and a summary of coverage. We review the results with you to identify what worked, discuss adjustments, and plan the next phase if the campaign continues.
Trucks are deployed across the continental United States. Campaigns can run in a single market or span multiple cities depending on audience and objectives.
Campaigns are scheduled around your dates, not a fixed calendar. Daypart routing, weekend-only deployments, and multi-week programs are all standard options.
Every unit has a name, a serial number, and a GPS record. You know which truck ran your campaign and where it went.
The fleet includes different screen sizes and configurations to match campaign requirements, from high-impact LED displays to specialty glass-box builds for experiential activations.
Standard deployments can be mobilized within hours for urgent campaigns. Last-minute product launches, event announcements, and time-sensitive promotions are supported by our operational capacity.
Digital screens support creative rotation, daypart scheduling, countdown timers, QR codes, and real-time message updates. Static options are available for long-duration corridor presence.
The fleet includes multiple named units deployed across the continental United States. The exact count changes as units are reassigned to markets. Contact us for current availability in your target city.
Yes. Each unit is identified by name and specification. If your campaign requires a particular screen size, pixel pitch, or vehicle class, we will assign the unit that matches.
Standard lead time is a few business days. Expedited deployments can be arranged for urgent campaigns, subject to availability in the target market.
The fleet operates across the continental United States. Campaigns can target a single neighborhood, a city corridor, or a multi-state route depending on your objectives and budget.
Yes. Every campaign includes GPS route logs, timing documentation, and a coverage summary. Additional measurement options such as photo documentation and impression estimates are available on request.
LED units display static images, rotating creative, dayparted schedules, countdown timers, QR codes, and dynamic content. Glass-box units support product displays and experiential activations.
Tell us your target market, dates, and audience. We will recommend the right unit, design the route, and handle deployment from start to finish.
