Put unskippable advocacy messaging in front of 535 Members of Congress, key committee counsels, national political correspondents, and massive National Mall rally crowds.
100 Senators & 435 Representatives crossing Independence & Constitution.
Legislative directors, chief counsels, and committee staffers.
Direct visibility for Capitol Hill correspondents and TV cameras.
Mobilized grassroots activists across the National Mall and Freedom Plaza.
Routinely navigated by our drivers to maximize visibility during committee hearings, floor votes, and national press conferences. Explore our Capitol Hill, K Street Lobbying Corridor, and National Mall route details.
Directly looping Independence Ave SE/SW, passing Rayburn, Longworth, and Cannon House Office Buildings where Members of Congress walk to Capitol floor votes.
Encircling Constitution Ave NE, Russell, Dirksen, and Hart Senate Office Buildings, plus Union Station arrival corridors and Supreme Court approaches.
Covers major grassroots rallies between 3rd St and 14th St along the National Mall, extending up 15th St to Pennsylvania Ave, Freedom Plaza, and K Street lobbying offices.
Policy advocacy is about timing. Our operations track the Congressional Whip schedule, committee markup calendars, and appropriations deadlines to ensure your creative is on the street when votes are being cast. See our ambush marketing playbook for advanced advocacy tactics.
Lawmakers and witnesses arriving for high-profile committee hearings and markups.
Peak floor vote series when Members transit back and forth from office buildings to the Capitol.
8 continuous hours of cruising Independence & Constitution Ave.
Covers Tuesday through Friday when Congress is in session and voting.
Two trucks running simultaneously: one on House side, one on Senate side.
Submit your policy campaign dates and objectives. Our D.C. strategy director will confirm route clearance within 4 hours.
Are mobile billboard trucks allowed to operate on Capitol Hill public streets?
Yes. Our trucks operate strictly on public municipal streets designated by the District of Columbia (such as Independence Ave, Constitution Ave, and Pennsylvania Ave) in full compliance with DC Municipal Regulations and US Capitol Police traffic guidelines.
Can advocacy campaigns target specific House or Senate office buildings?
Yes, we can customize routes to circle Rayburn, Longworth, and Cannon (House side) during committee markup hearings or Dirksen, Hart, and Russell (Senate side) ahead of floor votes.
How quickly can we launch a campaign when a flash vote is scheduled?
We maintain standby units in the DC Metro area and can deploy targeted mobile billboard trucks within 24 to 48 hours of creative approval.
