Regulations, Permits, and Compliance

Q: Are there any government regulations for installing LED signs on vehicles?

A: Regulations typically depend on local city ordinances.
In most cases, there are no regulations as these signs are not considered permanent installations. However, it's best to check with your frequent city to confirm if they are allowed.

Q: Do I need a permit to use these LED signs on my vehicle?

A: In most cases, no permit is required. However, it's always a good practice to check with local authorities to ensure compliance with any specific regulations.

Q: What if a particular city restrict digital car top advertising?

A: Our LED signs are equipped with an easily accessible on/off switch, allowing for immediate deactivation if you enter an area where digital car-top advertising is restricted. This feature ensures compliance with local regulations without hassle.

Q: How are taxi LED signs installed?

A. They are easy DIY installations, similar to car stereo setups. Two mounting brackets are screwed into roof racks. They include a power cable that can be routed to the trunk or the front of the vehicle, and a control button for turning the sign on and off can be connected to the cigarette lighter.

Management and Functionality

Q: Can I power them off in certain areas? 

1. Physical Power Switch: For added control, all the models come with a physical power switch that can be installed on your car's dashboard.
2. Remote Power Control: All our signs can be controlled remotely, allowing you to power them on or off from anywhere in the world.

This dual-control system provides maximum flexibility and compliance with local advertising regulations, ensuring you can adapt your advertising strategy on the go.

Q: How do I adjust the brightness of the sign at night?

The signs are equipped with a light sensor for automatic dimming at night, ensuring they are not overly bright or distracting to other drivers. It is also energy efficient.

Q: How do I load media onto the taxi LED signs?

A: Content can be loaded wirelessly via WiFi or 4G connections. There is also a wired ethernet option. Uploads are handled through a simple app interface or web platform.

Q: What file types can I display on the digital car top signs?

A. The signs support common image formats (JPG, PNG), videos (MP4) and other media like GIFs and HTML for maximum versatility.

Q. What resolution and tech specs do the signs have?

A. Our signs have a high pixel resolution of 128 x 384 per panel, with 3 panels totaling over 48,000 pixels for exceptional clarity comparable to a 4ft x 8ft business LED sign.

Installation and Maintenance

Do you provide roof racks for mounting the LED signs atop cars?

A; We do not offer roof racks as they vary greatly depending on your car's specific make, model, and size.

Q: Are the car top LED signs designed for DIY installation?

A: Yes, our LED signs are specifically designed for easy DIY installation, allowing them to be securely mounted on standard vehicle roof racks without the need for professional help.

Q: Are the LED panels removable?

A: Yes, our signs are designed with removable panels, making them flexible and easy to update or repair as needed.

Q: Are you an LED sign reseller?

A. No, we are not resellers. We are direct manufacturers, assembling all our LED signs in Houston, Texas.
This allows us to ensure the highest quality and innovation in our products, providing direct support and customization options to our customers without intermediary markups.

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Recent Regulation on Mobile Advertising Sign

California:

• Los Angeles:

  • Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) Chapter XI, Article 4, Section 114.05: This section addresses off-premise signs and may contain regulations relevant to car top signage. You can access the LAMC online at https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/los_angeles/latest/lamc/0-0-0-107363.
  • Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) Sign Regulations: The LADOT website likely offers specific guidelines on car top signs. You can find their website here: https://ladot.lacity.gov/.

• Santa Clarita:

  • Santa Clarita Municipal Code (SCMC) Title 17, Chapter 17.08: This section covers signs and may contain regulations on car top signage. You can access the SCMC online at https://www.codepublishing.com/CA/SantaClarita/.

• Rancho Cucamonga:

  • Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code (RCMC) Title 18, Chapter 18.44: This section addresses signs and may include regulations on car top signage. You can access the RCMC online at https://www.cityofrc.us/public-safety/community-improvement/municipal-code.

• Loma Linda:

  • Loma Linda Municipal Code (LLMC) Chapter 17.40: This section covers signs and may contain regulations on car top signage. You can access the LLMC online at https://www.lomalinda-ca.gov/our_city/municipal_code.

• Simi Valley:

  • Simi Valley Municipal Code (SVMC) Chapter 17.32: This section addresses signs and may include regulations on car top signage, with potential restrictions on specific types of displays. You can access the SVMC online at https://www.simivalley.org/our-city/municipal-code.

Arizona:

• Phoenix:

  • Phoenix Code of Ordinances (PCO) Title 27, Chapter 27-32: This section covers signs and may contain regulations on car top signage, with potential restrictions on specific types of displays. You can access the PCO online at https://www.phoenix.gov/pdd/codes-ordinances.

Illinois:

• Chicago:

  • Chicago Municipal Code (CMC) Chapter 17-4: This section addresses signs and may include regulations on car top signage, with potential restrictions on specific types of displays. You can access the CMC online at https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/ah/supp_info/rules_and_ordinances.html.