Using sanitation trucks as rolling billboards

I write about this a lot, how most communities neglect to utilize their vehicles as opportunities for placing advertisements promoting service-related messages.  Sanitation trucks are a perfect example.  Some cities, like Baltimore, do use the sides of the trucks to promote pro-environmental messages.  And the private firms, like Waste Management do.

In London, it seems most of the boroughs do understand the value of sanitation trucks as rolling billboards.  I got this photo of a truck in Islington borough.  I noticed another truck, maybe from the City of London, similarly branded, but I wasn't positioned to take a photo.



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