For several years, AHR Communications has been operating a fleet of trivision mobile advertising trucks in and around Virginia Beach. Since Elaine Cayton opened the business, she has been careful to comply with all local ordinances. None of the surrounding cities have given her business any trouble, but the City of Virginia Beach has repeatedly attempted to force her out of business. Even though there was no ordinance prohibiting Cayton’s business, the local city council repeated attempted to shut her down.

Yesterday, she achieved a victory when the Virginia Beach City Council voted 6-5 to allow mobile advertising trucks in their city limites. Read more about it here. Read More...

Customers often ask about regulations that govern the use of mobile advertising vehicles.

Let's back up for a minute. Regulation is not a probelm for 95% of Spark's customers. It is a concern though, but it comes down to two different concepts. Either you're using a mobile advertising vehicle to promote your own business or you're using the vehicle to operate a mobile advertising company.

The first case is easy. If you purchase a mobile advertising truck and use it in the ordinary operation of your business, we are not aware of a single local ordinance that will prevent you from using the vehicle to promote your own business. Read More...