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Campaigns we have put on the road
A look at how brands use the fleet — what the campaign had to solve, why mobile LED suited it, and how we routed it. Every campaign on this site ran with GPS-verified routing and proof-of-performance reporting.
Louis Vuitton
A luxury brand activation putting Louis Vuitton creative on our LED trucks through the premium corridors of Los Angeles.
Read the case study → Los AngelesDisney+
Full-motion LED truck campaigns supporting Disney+ title launches across Los Angeles, including the Sneakerella release.
Read the case study → Las VegasMcDonald’s
A high-frequency LED truck campaign putting McDonald’s in front of tourist crowds along the Las Vegas Strip corridor.
Read the case study → Las VegasLevi’s
LED trucks amplifying Levi’s on-property experiential team — generating attention and driving traffic to the activation.
Read the case study →What these campaigns have in common
Different categories, same structural fit. Each had a defined window rather than an open-ended one, an audience concentrated in specific corridors rather than spread across a metro, and a reason to need scale in a place where fixed inventory is scarce or expensive.
That is the pattern worth checking your own campaign against. If your objective has a date on it and a geography attached, the format is probably right. If you need permanent ambient presence at one intersection for a year, it probably is not — and we will tell you so.
What we report on every campaign
We publish case studies without invented performance figures. Impression counts in this category are modelled rather than counted, and a vendor quoting you a precise number to three significant figures is estimating, whatever they call it. What we can evidence, we do:
Routes actually driven
Continuous GPS logging of position and timestamp — which streets, in what order, at what time.
Verified impression zones
Delivery measured against your target geography rather than total miles covered.
Proof of performance
Photos and video from the road showing the creative running in the corridors you bought.
A live dashboard
Visible while the campaign runs, so an underperforming route can be changed rather than explained afterward.
Considering a campaign of your own?
The most useful thing you can send us is not a budget — it is the market, the dates, the audience and what you need the campaign to achieve. Those four things determine the route, and the route determines what the campaign costs. Typical campaigns run $1,500 to $5,000+ per day depending on market, duration and how many trucks the coverage needs.
How a campaign comes together
1. Strategy
We map your audience against real traffic patterns and build the route and dayparts around them.
2. Creative
Bring finished assets or let our design team produce HD content optimized for LED.
3. Deploy
Trucks launch on GPS-tracked routes, typically within 24–48 hours of creative approval.
4. Report
A live dashboard plus proof-of-performance photos and video from the road.
Campaign types
Ready to join them?
If trucks are available, your campaign is live in 24–48 hours.