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School bus advertising
School bus advertising is a form of advertising in the United States in which ad space is sold on the sides of school buses. School districts typically partner with a marketing firm to sell the space and market the program to businesses, . The money-making potential of such a scheme depends on the size of the school district. Scottsdale Union School District in Arizona expected to make $900,000 dollars in three years, while a smaller school district of 4,100 students in Michigan anticipated $70,000 a year.
As of 2011, the U.S. states that allow school bus advertising are: Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Tennessee, New Mexico, New Jersey and Utah. A few other states allow interior adverts on school buses.
In most U.S. states, law prohibits advertisements for alcohol, tobacco, religious organizations, as well as political ads or anything sexually explicit in nature. Most school districts have final approval of the ads. Each state has its own regulations regarding size, location and material of the ads. Texas, for instance, allows advertisements in three areas on the bus: 30" by 90" located on the left rear quarter panel below the windows, and 18" by 108" located on either side above the windows.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Texas Administrative Code: Title 37, Part 1, Chapter 14, Subchapter E )〕 Tennessee allows a 16" by 60" ad on both sides of the bus below the windows.
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