Pedicabs roll through the streets of cities large and small across North America, taking your message directly to your customers. These bicycle taxis stand out from the crowd as a fresh, colorful and dynamic advertising media – always noticed, and now recognized as part of the future of urban transportation.

In addition to offering a safe and fun alternative to cars, pedicabs can go where cars can’t, delivering patrons right to the door of the club, hotel, restaurant, sports venue, or store. As part of long- and short-term campaigns, special events and expos, pedicabs can be there to promote you!

Panel Ads
Our most popular choice, the branding is produced on high quality outdoor waterproof vinyl material in a lasting finish and applied directly to the body of the rickshaw. Panel ads can be applied to the rear, sides, kickplate, and other areas of the pedal cabs. We organize the production and application of the branding; all you need to do is email the artwork.

We also can mount thin, laminated panels with velcro or rivets. These panels can be replaced very quickly if your message changes frequently, or for short-term campaigns.

Wrap Ads
We cover the sides and rear or the entire cab body with an adhesive color-matched vinyl wrapping. Then we apply four-color die-cut vinyl artwork on top of the wrapping. This type of ad creates a significant presence on the street, a rolling billboard, a kinetic sculpture carrying your brand or logo.

Pedal Billboards™
Positioning your brand on a billboard in close proximity to people on foot creates a unique tool in ambush marketing. Pedal Billboards™ move outdoor media up a notch by bringing your message to your customers at eye-level, something they can't ignore. These backlit signs can be seen for blocks. Pedal Billboards™ can hit the next high profile event, position outside impossible locations and get your business noticed!

Field Marketing
If you need to distribute flyers, menus, brochures, coupons or promotional items, we are happy to take care of that for you. Pedicab drivers can put your promotional items directly in the hands of your potentional customers. And if you already have a street team, why not let one of our drivers take them directly to where the action is?

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You can add excitement to your event by providing transport for your clients or guests. Whether it be a store grand opening, trade show, exhibition or simply transport between venues, your customers will love the experience of riding in a rickshaw. Pedal Advertising™ creates a buzz around your event and provides your customers with memorable journeys. Bike cabs are the only outdoor advertising medium to offer such a service. No other mobile billboard can provide this unique attraction.

Contact Smart Ads Media™ to discuss how Pedal Advertising ™ can benefit your business and increase your brand success!

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"The difference with pedicabs is they’re sitting at eye level. You’re not driving by them at 60 mph. The drivers are in constant circulation, so the chance to see one of them two or three or four times a night is high. They go places where billboard trucks can’t go. On the Fourth of July we went up and down Mill Avenue in Tempe where cars can’t go, but the crowds do." – Gary Geske, owner of Phoenix-based Pedaltek

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"Don’t forget to sell the highly visible and valuable space on the back of the pedicab to local business advertisers. This space can easily generate an additional $500 per month and more in large urban centers." Entrepreneur.com

"We used pedal cabs to help promote the grand re-opening of our business district, a 4-hour event. After the event was over, they left the advertising on for the rest of the day and took the cabs to the biggest college football game of the year. Someone saw the ad for our little welding shop on the back of one of the pedicabs and called us. We ended up with a $150,000 contract!"