I would really appreciate some help on the trucking industry

We had the art and the sign person scaled/reworked several designs for the family to choose from. The idea was to have a number of units that stood out VRS bland white trailers yet the cost was too high to do everything.

After the budget was used we only got front and rear signage applied.

In our case it was as the newest used trailers came onboard; often paying our maintenance vendor to shoot the front and doors white and then leaving the unit available with workspace for the sign people on a weekend.

Once the unit was in service it could be months before we had it in the yard again so scheduling changeouts could be problematic and that is the reason this might not be as feasable a you may think.

How lucrative would it be to sell 30 or 60 days addvertising and not get it changed for 6 months?

I don't think people would want to pay for the months where the add was running around and you could not change it out.

 

Consider just exactly who is representing your paid advertisers driving those trucks. With some of the "professionals" out here behind the wheel and the "stunts" they pull on a daily basis I'm actually surprised any advertisers would want to be associated with that. Think about how many times you've seen a big truck in the left lane 5 feet off the rear bumper of a 4 wheeler trying to intimidate them out of the way. And that's just one of the minor everyday stupid stuff you see out here.

 

that’s the first thing my mind was going to. Some bozo hits a low overpass and is all over the internet with my name on the trailer, large as life.

mmmmm, maybe not.