Active Cities & Driver Network
Billboard Advertising
Near Me: Updated Map
Use the map to see where Roofads is live with rooftop car displays and where drivers are available.
Click a city to view local availability. If your city isn’t listed yet, request it below.
What you’ll see on the map
• Cities where Roofads is currently active (or actively launching)
• Areas where drivers are available to run routes and deliver impressions
• Notes about availability (open for bookings, available drivers, or launching soon)
• Red icons show regions where local rules may restrict vehicle-based advertising
Billboard Advertising Near Me - Cities with Active Roofads Drivers
Current cities
• Pensacola, FL (live)
• Daytona Beach, FL (live)
• Orlando, FL (live)
• Miami, FL (live)
• Pendergrass, GA
• South Lake Tahoe, CA
For advertisers
If you’re looking for billboard advertising near you but want something more flexible than a fixed billboard, Roofads helps brands reach people where they actually drive and spend time.
Instead of being locked into one intersection, your message can travel through commute routes, shopping areas, entertainment districts, and event corridors.
Start by checking the cities on the map, then request a campaign to get availability, targeting options, and pricing for your market.
You can also explore our Advertisers page for examples and campaign options, or contact our team for a quick recommendation.
For drivers
Want to earn with your vehicle? Roofads drivers run with rooftop displays and get paid for participating in campaigns.
If your city isn’t on the map yet, you can still apply—demand from advertisers helps us decide where to launch next.
Visit our Drivers page to join the waitlist and we’ll notify you as soon as your city opens.
Don’t see your city listed? Tell us where you want coverage. We review requests based on advertiser demand, driver interest, and local rollout timelines.
Submit a city request and we’ll follow up with the next steps.
Is rooftop car advertising legal in my city?
Rooftop car ads and “mobile billboard” campaigns are regulated at multiple levels in the U.S.; state vehicle equipment rules, plus city/county sign and parking ordinances.
Because of that, there isn’t one single nationwide list of “approved cities.”In many markets, vehicle advertising is allowed when it’s operated safely and the vehicle is in normal daily use (not parked long-term just to function as a billboard).
However, some cities like San Francisco restrict or prohibit “advertising vehicles” or “mobile billboard” activity, especially if the primary purpose of the vehicle is to display ads, or if it’s parked to advertise.
Have Questions?
FAQ about
Billboard Advertising Near Me
Which cities are available right now?
The "Billboard Advertising Near Me" map shows the most up-to-date list of active cities and driver availability. If you see a marker, that city is currently supported or actively launching.
Can I request a city that isn’t available yet?
Yes. Use the “Request city for advertising” button below the "Billboard Advertising Near Me" Map, to tell us your target city (or cities). If we don’t have coverage yet, we’ll confirm the rollout status and the fastest path to availability.
How quickly can a campaign launch?
Launch timing depends on city availability and driver supply. In active cities, campaigns can often start quickly once creative is approved and routes are confirmed. If a city is new, we may need additional drivers before we can start.
How do I become a driver if my city is not listed?
Apply through our driver form and select your city. We’ll keep you on the waitlist and notify you when we open coverage in your area.
Why isn’t there a universal list of allowed U.S. cities?
Because rules can differ by city and county, and they may target specific behaviors (like parking a vehicle as a sign) rather than advertising in general.
What rules typically matter most?
• Parking/staging rules (can you park the vehicle to advertise?)
• “Advertising vehicle” or “mobile billboard” definitions in city codes
• Lighting/visibility and distraction rules (no glare, no obstructed vision, no emergency-style colors)
• Content restrictions in certain programs/markets
How can I check my city’s municipal code quickly?
Search your city’s municipal code for terms like “advertising vehicle,” “mobile billboard,” “signs on vehicles,” and “parking for advertising.”
Municipal code search tool: https://library.municode.com/
Or request your city and we will check and list it on the "Billboard Advertising Near Me" - Map if it is allowed in that city.
Why does Roofads only show certain cities on the map?
We focus on cities where we have active driver availability and where we’ve reviewed local requirements for operating rooftop car displays.
If your city isn’t listed yet, request it. New markets open based on advertiser demand and driver availability.
