I-79 (PA Turnpike) N/L 4 Mi. South of Route 8 (William Flynn HWY)
Located on the very heavily traveled Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike), this 1,200 square foot billboard captures eastbound traffic coming from Cranberry Township, Hampton Township and Gibsonia and heading directly towards Exit 48 and Harmar Township where there are many restaurants, hotels, and commercial businesses. This is one of the largest billboards on the PA Turnpike.
I-79 (PA Turnpike) N/L 4 Mi. South of Route 8 (William Flynn HWY)
This 1,200 square foot billboard targets westbound traffic traveling on Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike) heading directly towards Cranberry Township, Exit 28, and Gibsonia Exit 39 where there are many restaurants, auto dealerships, gas stations and stores including Walmart and Home Depot. This is one of the largest billboards on the PA Turnpike.
I-279 W/L 2 Miles North of Camp Horne Exit
This high profile digital bulletin captures northbound commuter traffic coming from downtown Pittsburgh and heading towards the hard to reach northern suburbs of Franklin Park, Bradford Woods, and Cranberry Township.
I-279 W/L 2 Miles North of Camp Horne Exit
I-279 static bulletin captures southbound commuter traffic coming from north Pittsburgh suburbs and heading towards I-376 and downtown Pittsburgh.
I-79 W/L 2 Miles South of I-376
Digital display captures northbound I-79 traffic heading directly towards the entrance to I-376. This stretch of FWY is very heavily traveled by daily commuters. Walmart is located directly across the FWY from this unit.
I-79 W/L 2 Miles South of I-376
Digital display captures southbound I-79 traffic coming from I-376 and Carnegie. This stretch of FWY is very heavily traveled by daily commuters. Walmart is located directly across the FWY from this unit.
Hulton Bridge E/L 100 Feet E/O Freeport Road
This high profile illuminated static bulletin captures westbound traffic on the Hulton Bridge heading towards Freeport Road. This location has a great approach and is visible from an extended distance for those traveling across the Hulton Bridge. Targets suburban commuters traveling within and through the highly desirable areas of Verona, Oakmont, Cheswick, and Springdale.
• Unique Structure
• Great Visibility
• 24/7 Constant Coverage
Freeport Road N/L 100 Feet N/O Hulton Bridge
This high profile illuminated digital bulletin captures southbound traffic on Freeport Road as well as those turning on to the Hulton Road. The Hulton Road signal light helps to extend the already above average dwell times of this unique digital bulletin. This structure targets suburban commuters traveling within and through the highly desirable areas of Verona, Oakmont, Cheswick, and Springdale.
Freeport Road N/L 100 Feet N/O Hulton Bridge
This high profile illuminated static bulletin captures northbound traffic on Freeport Road as well as those turning on to the Hulton Road. The Hulton Road signal light helps to extend the already above average dwell times of this right-hand reading bulletin. This structure targets suburban commuters traveling within and through the highly desirable areas of Verona, Oakmont, Cheswick, and Springdale.
• Unique Structure
• Great Visibility
• 24/7 Constant Coverage
I-76 (PA Turnpike) N/L 3 Miles West of Route 28
Located on the very heavily traveled Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike), this 1,200 square foot billboard targets eastbound traffic heading directly towards Harmar Township, Exit 48 and Freeport Road where there are many restaurants, hotels, and commercial businesses. This is one of the largest billboards on the PA Turnpike.
• Unique Structure
• Great Visibility
• 24/7 Constant Coverage
I-76 (PA Turnpike) N/L 3 Miles West of Route 28
This 1,200 square foot billboard targets westbound traffic traveling on Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike) heading directly towards Cranberry Township, Exit 28, and Gisbonia Exit 39 where there are many restaurants, gas stations and stores including Walmart and Home Depot. This is one of the largest billboards on the PA Turnpike.
I-76 (PA Turnpike) N/L 600’ west of Route 28
Located on the very heavily traveled Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike), this digital billboard targets eastbound traffic heading directly towards Harmar Township, Exit 48 and Freeport Road where there are many restaurants, hotels, and commercial businesses. Exit 48 is just 1⁄4 mile east of this billboard.
I-76 (PA Turnpike) N/L 600’ west of Route 28
This right hand read digital billboard with an exceptionally long read captures westbound traffic traveling on Interstate 76 (PA Turnpike) heading directly towards Cranberry Township Exit 28 and Gisbonia Exit 39 where there are many restaurants, gas stations and stores including Walmart and Home Depot.
Route 28, ½ mile South of Route 910 – North Facing
This high profile digital billboard captures southbound traffic on Route 28 from the Allegheny Valley heading directly into the Pittsburgh downtown area. This unit reaches heavy commuter traffic from Harmar, Tarentum, and Natrona Heights. Route 28 is the only thoroughfare for traffic leaving the Pittsburgh Mills Shopping Center to downtown Pittsburgh.
Route 28, ½ mile South of Route 910 – South Facing
This high profile digital billboard captures southbound traffic on Route 28 from the Allegheny Valley heading directly into the Pittsburgh downtown area. This unit reaches heavy commuter traffic from Harmar, Tarentum, and Natrona Heights. Route 28 is the only thoroughfare for traffic leaving the Pittsburgh Mills Shopping Center to downtown Pittsburgh.
I-376 S/L 1 mile E/O I-79
This unobstructed 75’ tall illuminated static billboard display captures westbound traffic on I-376 coming from the Pittsburgh area and heading directly towards I-79. This stretch of I-376 is one of the busiest routes in Pittsburgh because of traffic merging from I-79 and other nearby roads. At 740 sq. ft., this display is one
of the largest and most unique sizes of any billboard in the entire Pittsburgh region
I-376, 1 mile West of I-79 – West Facing
This high profile illuminated static bulletin captures eastbound traffic on I-376 coming from Carnegie and heading directly into the Pittsburgh metro area. This stretch of I-376 is one of the busiest routes in Pittsburgh because of traffic merging from I-79 and other nearby roads.
