Advertising with Transit
- You can’t ignore it.
- It can’t be closed like a laptop.
- It reaches drivers and passengers no matter what radio stations they’re listening to.
- The large, colourful, innovative designs demand attention.
- You have exclusivity in your space.
- It delivers to a varied audience.
- It offers flexibility of ad size and location.
Today, concern for the environment has caused a wide range of business professionals, teachers, college students, and many other types of workers to leave their vehicles at home and ride the bus to and from their jobs. It saves them the often high cost of parking and the wear-and-tear on their cars and provides them the opportunity to review material for a morning meeting, study, or just relax and gather their thoughts for the busy day ahead. The interior cards displayed inside the bus reach passengers who spend an average of 30-40 minutes on the bus… and your ad is there for them to read the whole time.
Not only can you reach some very upscale customers on the inside of the bus, but you can also reach a large variety of people by advertising on the more traditional exterior signs. Available in various shapes and sizes, exterior bus signs display advertising messages to thousands of people in cars as well as pedestrians. Buses travel through cities and outlying suburban areas, to shopping malls, the college, business districts, supermarkets, theaters and convention sites. Local customers as well as visitors to your area will be exposed to your large moving messages.
- King Signs are located on the sides of transit vehicles. They are the largest of the signs and are attached to the bus with aluminium frames.
- Tail Signs are located on the rear of transit vehicles. If you’ve ever been stuck behind a bus at a traffic light or in a traffic jam, you know what the back of that bus says by the time you start moving again.
- Interior Cards are smaller and are seen only by the riders. They line the tops of the bus windows.
- Bus Bench Signs can be placed at any existing city bus stop for you to advertise your business and location.
- Shelter Signs are located all around Whitehorse; they are a large visual sign to advertise your business or an upcoming event.
Contact the Administrative Assistant
Phone: 867-668-8396
E-mail: [email protected]
Lot Sales
The City currently has no land available for sale.
All public land sales in Whistle Bend are done through the Government of Yukon Lands Branch. To get the latest information on upcoming land lotteries or over the counter sales, visit the Yukon government’s page for Yukon land lotteries and tenders.
Here is a list of our current projects and some more detailed information about each project:
- Whistle Bend (Planning)
We also do planning to allow for future land sales, often in coordination with the Yukon government. Projects range from fully serviced residential neighbourhood development, to redevelopment sites, to small infill developments. Current planning work is being done by the City for the Whistle Bend neighbourhood. The Yukon government is developing and selling land in Whistle Bend.
The City has several options on how to dispose of land. The process selected will depend on the type, size, zoning and servicing of the lot. Lots will be sold at Market Value, unless otherwise directed by Council, in a manner that will allow all interested parties an equal opportunity to purchase a lot. All lots will be sold in accordance with the City’s Land Disposition Policy.