mobile billboard

The state could not force someone to use his car "as a mobile billboard for the state's ideological message," the Court said.

You never know what you might discover on their mobile billboard.

This result of this process is essentially a mobile billboard.

In 1997, the directory listed just 8 mobile billboard companies nationally; today, it lists about 25.

Unlike a typical billboard, mobile billboards are able to go directly to their target audience.

Mobile billboards - trucks decorated with ads - are being driven around Manhattan.

Industry analysts, researchers and trade representatives have researched the effectiveness of mobile billboards.

A mobile billboard might cost $1,000 a day.

Outdoor Advertising, such as a mobile billboard, is effective because it is difficult to ignore.

There is now a mobile Billboard truck comp.

These mobile billboard trucks have been welcomed more by municipalities over the larger trucks.

Mobile billboards have been identified as a contributing factor in the city's already-problematic traffic congestion issue.

The mobile billboard was not subtle.

Mobile billboards are generally vehicle mounted billboards or digital screens.

Presently used for parking yachts and a mobile billboard.)

Most mobile billboards are dedicated, customized trucks with large, but narrow, bodies for posting the advertisements.

Some mobile billboards are installed on trucks and trailers that are in service delivering goods.

Mobile billboards have been accused of congesting already congested streets, since they seek areas with high populations.

Vehicles often also carry bus advertising or part or all of their visible surfaces (as mobile billboard).

Skyboard - A type of advertising hoarding; see Mobile billboard.

But Lipscomb said: "Where those mobile billboards take lunch breaks, I don't know."

Mobile billboard - Mobile billboards offer a great degree of flexibility to advertisers.

Buses: Buses travelling through busy metro areas are wrapped in a variety of ways to act as "mobile billboards."

Mobile Billboards of America, Inc., et al.

So far, four judges have made rulings in the cases - at least one in favor of a mobile billboard company - and the legal battles continue.