Media that fits
the public journey.
In-vehicle screens that carry your rider information alongside advertising that helps fund the service — with content standards you set, and delivery your advertisers can verify. Vugo® has built in-vehicle networks for on-demand transit services in several states.
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Welcome to on-demand service | LIVE |
| Holiday service hours | LIVE |
| Fare and accessibility information | IN REVIEW |
Your items play about every 15 minutes, between ads, even when every ad slot is sold.
Your riders informed.
Your service supported.
Rider information on every screen
Welcome messages, service hours, accessibility and fare information, as text or video, reviewed before it plays and shown between ads all day.
Advertising that helps fund the service
Your program earns a share of the revenue from every validated impression on a screen in your vehicles. Plays that can’t be confirmed aren’t billed to advertisers.
Content standards you can rely on
Every ad is reviewed against Vugo’s Content Guidelines before it runs. Partners can opt out of political and special-interest advertising.
Delivery advertisers can verify
For transit media, Vugo Measure will turn your own realtime and dispatch data into graded, signed delivery records that a buyer can check for themselves, at launch.
Fits your dispatch
Screens bind to vehicles and run without a driver app. Passenger workflows such as payments are scoped with your dispatch provider.
One place to run it
Screens, vehicles, rider content, campaigns, and payouts in one workspace, with a sign-in for everyone on your team.
Show buyers what ran,
from your own feed.
Vugo Measure counts supported hours of service from your vehicles’ realtime positions and dispatch data, grades every figure’s evidence from A to E, and, on paid plans, signs a receipt anyone can verify. It’s ready at launch for transit buses, rail and taxicabs, and it counts delivery — it doesn’t claim impressions or audience.
Vugo Measure for transit- Source
- Your own realtime vehicle feed and dispatch data
- Counts
- Supported hours of service, by route and day
- Evidence
- Graded A to E on every figure
- Proof
- A signed receipt a buyer can check, on paid plans
- Claims
- No impressions or audience
Built around
the authority.
Passenger experience
Rider information needs, accessibility considerations, and the role advertising should play.
Operations and approvals
Vehicle suitability, installation, maintenance, content policies, and procurement requirements.
Commercial planning
Program scope, responsibilities, reporting, and commercial terms, agreed before the program starts.
What transit authorities ask first.
Can we keep certain ads off our vehicles?
Every ad is reviewed against Vugo’s Content Guidelines before it runs, and partners can opt out of political and special-interest advertising. Discuss any other standards your authority needs when you plan the program.
Can we use the screens for service information?
Yes. Messages and videos you publish play about every 15 minutes, between ads, even when every ad slot is sold.
Do the screens collect rider data?
No. Screens don’t sense who is in the vehicle, and Vugo doesn’t count passengers or build rider profiles.
How do advertisers know the ads ran?
Screen campaigns are billed only for validated impressions and reported in Vugo Platform. For transit media, Vugo Measure will add graded, signed delivery records from your own feed at launch.
The fleet platform
Rider messaging, screens, vehicles, campaigns, and payouts.
ExplorePassenger workflows
Fare payments and other screen workflows, scoped with your dispatch provider.
ExploreBring your fleet profile and priorities.
Product fit and partnership terms are confirmed for your operation before the program starts.