East Central Florida · Daytona Beach
Mobile Billboard Advertising in Volusia County, Florida
Digital LED billboard trucks serving DeLand, the county seat, plus Daytona Beach, Deltona, Port Orange, Ormond Beach and New Smyrna Beach. Rates start around $1,300/day.
Volusia County at a glance
Race weeks, bike weeks and two halves of one county
Volusia County has an east side and a west side, and locals treat them almost as separate places. East Volusia is the coast: Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange and New Smyrna Beach, built around the speedway, the beach and an event calendar that includes the Daytona 500, Bike Week, Biketoberfest and college spring break. West Volusia is DeLand, the county seat and home of Stetson University, along with Deltona, the county's largest city, a commuter community tied to Orlando by I-4.
Event weeks bring hundreds of thousands of visitors who spend days cruising the same few roads. That behavior, slow traffic with people looking around, is exactly what mobile billboards are built for.
Local audience movement
Why mobile billboard advertising works in Volusia County
International Speedway Boulevard
US 92 connects I-95, the speedway, ONE DAYTONA, the airport, the colleges and the beach in one corridor.
Motorcycle rallies
Bike Week in March and Biketoberfest in October fill Main Street, Beach Street, US 1 and the Ormond loop with riders for days.
Three universities
Embry-Riddle, Bethune-Cookman and Daytona State sit close together, with Stetson in DeLand.
Commuter west side
Deltona, DeBary and Orange City residents drive Saxon Boulevard, Howland Boulevard and US 17-92 daily.
What we run
Mobile billboard services available in Volusia County
Volusia is ideal for event-week brand activations, motorsports and powersports marketing, tourism and restaurant promotion, plus everyday healthcare, legal and home-service advertising on both sides of the county.
Mobile billboard advertising
Route-based campaigns that carry your message to the streets your customers already use.
Billboard truck rental
Rent a digital LED billboard truck by the day, with static truck options when a campaign calls for them.
Grand openings, launches & brand activations
Put a moving sign in front of a new location, a product drop or a pop-up. See examples in our portfolio.
Event & convention advertising
Routes on the public roads that feed stadiums, fairgrounds, festivals and trade shows.
Government & public-service outreach
Public-health, safety, voter-information and community messaging that reaches every neighborhood.
LED screens, jumbotrons & live video
LED screen rental and mobile jumbotron rental for watch parties, outdoor movies and live-streamed events.
Pricing
Mobile Billboard Rates in Volusia County
Rates start around $1,300/day.
Reaching Volusia County means moving a truck across the state from Hollywood, FL. That mobilization is itemized in your quote. Pairing Volusia County with a neighboring county, or booking several days in a row, spreads that cost over more hours of screen time.
Your final rate depends on:
- Campaign duration and number of days
- Daily hours on the road
- Truck type (digital LED or static)
- Travel and mobilization
- Route complexity
- Event parking or staging requirements
- Creative production or live-streaming needs
For a full breakdown, see how much mobile billboard advertising costs, or request a Volusia County quote.
Where we run
Cities and communities we cover in Volusia County
Sixteen municipalities across two sides of the county:
- Daytona Beach The speedway district, Beach Street downtown, Main Street, the Ocean Center and Boardwalk area, and A1A hotels.
- DeLand County seat. An award-winning Main Street downtown on Woodland Boulevard, Stetson University, the county courthouse and the fairgrounds.
- Deltona Largest city by population, residential, served by Howland, Saxon and Providence boulevards.
- Port Orange and South Daytona Dunlawton Avenue, the Pavilion at Port Orange and family neighborhoods.
- Ormond Beach Granada Boulevard, affluent beachside neighborhoods and rally venues along US 1.
- New Smyrna Beach and Edgewater Flagler Avenue and Canal Street, a surf town with its own loyal visitor base.
- Orange City and DeBary US 17-92 retail, Blue Spring State Park and SunRail's northern end.
Campaign crossing the county line? We also run in neighboring Flagler County, Seminole County, Brevard County, Lake County, Orange County, Putnam County, Marion County. Browse all 67 Florida counties.
Route planning
Popular Mobile Billboard Routes in Volusia County
Volusia routes:
International Speedway Boulevard
I-95 to the beach past the speedway, ONE DAYTONA and the colleges.
A1A Atlantic Avenue
Ormond Beach through Daytona Beach to Daytona Beach Shores.
Main Street and Beach Street, Daytona
Rally weeks and event nights; closures apply, so we plan the open perimeter.
Dunlawton Avenue and Nova Road
Port Orange and central Daytona everyday traffic.
Woodland Boulevard (US 17-92), DeLand to Orange City
Downtown DeLand, Stetson and west-side retail.
SR 44 to New Smyrna Beach
From I-95 to Canal Street and Flagler Avenue.
Trucks operate on public roads and follow local traffic, parking and sign rules. Venue and landmark names describe nearby public routes only and do not imply any affiliation or on-property access.
Events & venues
Volusia venues and events worth routing around
- Daytona International Speedway The Daytona 500 and Speedweeks in February, the Rolex 24 in January, the summer NASCAR weekend and more.
- Bike Week and Biketoberfest Ten days in March and a long weekend in October.
- Ocean Center and the Boardwalk Conventions, cheer and dance competitions, and beach events.
- ONE DAYTONA and Tanger Outlets Shopping and dining districts at the I-95 end of the speedway corridor.
- Volusia County Fairgrounds, DeLand The county fair each November plus rallies and expos.
- Stetson, Embry-Riddle and Bethune-Cookman events Homecomings, graduations and game days.
What you receive
Route planning, GPS tracking and proof-of-performance
Here is what arrives with a Volusia County booking: a planned route you approve before launch, GPS reporting that shows where the truck went, and photo and video documentation of the campaign. Digital LED trucks also let you rotate or replace creative between days.
Video
See Our Digital LED Billboard Trucks in Action
Watch on YouTube or see more on our videos page.
Recent work
Campaign photo gallery
Photos from past Mobile Billboard Miami campaigns. More in the full campaign gallery.
Good to know
Volusia County mobile billboard FAQ
Can you run during the Daytona 500 or Bike Week?
Yes. These are prime weeks. We route International Speedway Boulevard, A1A, US 1 and the open streets around closures. Book well ahead, and expect event-week demand to affect availability.
How much does a mobile billboard cost in Volusia County?
Day rates start around $1,300. Volusia County is a long run from our Hollywood, FL base, so mobilization is quoted as a separate line. Booking consecutive days means the truck makes the trip once.
Do you serve DeLand and Deltona as well as the beach?
Yes. West Volusia is a separate route day from the coast because of the 25-mile gap, but both are fully covered.
Can the truck drive on the beach?
No. Beach driving zones are managed by the county for passenger vehicles. We stay on A1A and other public streets.
Can I combine Volusia with Orlando?
Yes. I-4 connects them directly, and brands often pair an Orlando convention with Daytona event weeks.
How do I know the truck actually ran my Volusia County route?
Campaigns include GPS route reporting plus photos and video of the truck on the road, so you have proof-of-performance to share with your team or client.
Ready when you are
Book a Mobile Billboard in Volusia County
Tell us the event week or the side of the county you need. We will plan a Volusia route and quote it. Rates start around $1,300/day.