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School Bus Advertising……."Rent This Space"

7/1/2011| Reference Number : 99.0| School Bus | | Return|

Many states have recently consid-ered or have passed laws about advertising on school buses. While marketing companies hop-ing to sell advertising space are enthusiastic advocates and school boards hoping to offset costs are more cautious proponents, there are many who strongly oppose the concept. (Read more at Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood; www.commercialfreechildhood.org).
But while the debate continues and some states enact legislation al-lowing school bus advertising, in-dependent school bus contractors are often caught in the middle of the evolving issue.

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