The OOH Company holds commercial ad time on a government-backed van network that runs fixed neighbourhood routes across 41 towns — not a fleet built to chase highway traffic.
Led on wheels. Brands on roads. Rajasthan
Be ready for Billboards 2.0 — ads that go where your customers already are, not the other way around.
Bolted to one spot, hoping traffic drives past
Moves to wherever your customers already are
Mounted overhead — good luck spotting it
Right at eye level. No craning your neck — we're all in our 30s now
The same static image for months on end
Full-colour video, animation and audio, changed on demand
Placed wherever land happened to be available
Parked in heavy-footfall areas, on purpose
We hold commercial advertising rights across a state-wide van network built for daily municipal service. Each van follows a fixed neighbourhood route, carries a full-colour LED display, and returns to the same streets at the same time, every day.
Routes are fixed as part of an ongoing civic service, so the same streets see the same screen, day after day, without you having to plan the schedule.
With audio playing alongside the screen, people approach these vans directly rather than just glancing at them in traffic — longer, closer exposure than a roadside hoarding gets.
Ad time on this network runs through a single commercial agreement tied to a Rajasthan government tender — inventory another vendor can't replicate.
127 vans across 41 towns, concentrated where the audience is.
Plus 32 additional towns across the state, sharing the remaining 67 vans.
We work with regional media agencies to place advertisers across this network, city by city.
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