Areas we cover
Mobile billboard advertising across Melbourne
Brevo Media’s LED billboard trucks drive your brand to your customers anywhere in greater Melbourne — from the CBD and inner-city strips to the growth corridors in the north, west and south-east, down the bay to the Mornington Peninsula, and out to Geelong. Pick the suburbs that matter to your business and we plan the route around them.
Melbourne CBD & city fringe
About this region →The densest foot traffic in Victoria: office workers, students, shoppers and visitors on every block. Traffic moves slowly through the grid, which works in a billboard's favour — the screen spends longer in front of each crowd than it would anywhere else.
Inner south & bayside fringe
About this region →Shopping and dining strips with real spending power — Chapel Street, Acland Street, Bridge Road and Swan Street — plus the foreshore from Port Melbourne to St Kilda. Busy seven days, and busiest when the weather is good.
Inner north
About this region →Long, walkable high streets — Sydney Road, Brunswick Street, Smith Street and High Street — lined with independent shops, cafés and venues. A younger, local, often car-free crowd that notices what goes past at street level.
North-west
About this region →From Flemington and Moonee Ponds out to Broadmeadows, Craigieburn and Sunbury: established shopping centres, major arterials like Mt Alexander Road, Pascoe Vale Road and the Hume Freeway, and the racecourses that draw some of Melbourne's biggest crowds.
North & north-east
About this region →The northern growth corridor — Epping, South Morang, Mernda and Wollert — where new estates fill faster than local businesses can reach them, plus established centres around Preston, Heidelberg and Bundoora's university precinct.
Western suburbs
About this region →One of Melbourne's fastest-growing areas: Footscray and Sunshine at the core, Wyndham's new communities in Point Cook, Tarneit and Werribee, and Melton and Caroline Springs along the Western Freeway. Diverse, family-heavy and well served by big shopping centres.
Eastern suburbs
About this region →Established, affluent suburbs with strong shopping hubs — Box Hill, The Glen, Westfield Doncaster, Eastland and Westfield Knox — and leafy high streets in Hawthorn, Kew and Camberwell.
South-east
About this region →Melbourne's biggest growth and industrial corridor: Chadstone and Monash's university precinct, Dandenong's markets and multicultural strips, and the City of Casey's rapidly growing estates out to Clyde and Pakenham.
Bayside & Mornington Peninsula
About this region →The coastal run from Brighton down to Frankston and Mornington: beachside villages, Westfield Southland, and Nepean Highway traffic that swells on summer weekends.
Geelong
About this region →Victoria's second city, about an hour down the Princes Freeway: a CBD and waterfront of its own, and a home crowd at Kardinia Park on AFL weekends.
Don’t see your suburb? We cover all of greater Melbourne — tell us where you want to be seen.
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