Reach Charlotte audiences with mobile LED billboard trucks
Uptown to Ballantyne — LED truck routes built around where Charlotte actually shops, works, and lives.
Banking towers Uptown, boutiques in South End, and the highest-income ZIP codes in the Carolinas along Park Road. Charlotte rewards smart routing.
Boost Outdoor Media runs mobile LED billboard campaigns across Charlotte — Uptown and South End, Myers Park and SouthPark, Park Road south through Quail Hollow into Matthews, and the I-485 loop out to Ballantyne.
Charlotte is a car city with dense pockets of walkable retail, which is the ideal combination for a mobile LED billboard. Uptown delivers office towers, the Mint Museum Uptown and Levine Center for the Arts foot traffic on South Tryon, and stadium crowds. South End adds the Rail Trail, breweries, and one of the fastest-growing young-professional populations in the Southeast. South of town, Myers Park, SouthPark, Quail Hollow and Ballantyne concentrate the highest household incomes in the metro along a handful of predictable corridors.
Our recommended Charlotte route starts with a short Uptown loop (Tryon Street, Levine Center for the Arts, Trade & Tryon), then drops south into South End along South Boulevard and the Rail Trail. From there it moves through Myers Park to SouthPark Mall and Phillips Place, continues south on Park Road through Quail Hollow and Pineville into Matthews, and returns along I-485 to finish the day in Ballantyne. We deliberately limit time on US-74/Independence Boulevard: it is a strong weekday commuter corridor, but it is light on weekends and mostly industrial, auto dealerships and big-box retail with little residential density.
Bank of America Stadium fills Uptown for Panthers and Charlotte FC matches, Spectrum Center packs Hornets games and concerts, and the Charlotte Motor Speedway draws hundreds of thousands over race weekends. Add the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow, Speed Street, CIAA week, and the SouthPark and Phillips Place holiday shopping season for a year-round event calendar worth routing around.
Charlotte campaigns work for home services and pest control brands chasing suburban homeowners, healthcare systems, banking and fintech recruiting, restaurant and retail grand openings, and event activations Uptown. A multi-day package can split weekday commuter hours on the I-77 and I-485 approaches, midday retail routes through SouthPark and Ballantyne, and weekend neighborhood coverage south of town.
Coverage in Charlotte
Our Trucks in Charlotte
FAQ
Pricing
A single LED billboard truck in Charlotte generally runs $1,200–$1,400 for a standard 8-hour day, with weekly and monthly programs bringing the daily rate down. Final pricing depends on route length, hours, number of trucks, and whether your dates fall on a peak event week.
Single day
$1,200 – $1,400
per truck / day
8-hour route, driver, fuel, GPS tracking and photo proof included.
Weekly program
$5,000 – $6,500
per truck / week
5–7 route days with daypart optimization and mid-week creative swaps.
Monthly / always-on
$16,000 – $20,000
per truck / month
20+ route days rotating across neighborhoods, with a monthly recap.
Ranges are industry estimates for US local markets and vary by season and availability.
Get a free quote and hit the streets in as little as 3–5 business days.
Nearby coverage
Running a regional campaign? We pair Charlotte with nearby North Carolina markets on the same truck schedule.
