Under an agreement between Sign*A*Rama and a new company called Signrider, private vehicle owners could be paid from $15 and up to $80 per week for carrying signage on their vehicles.

The fee is negotiated between the driver and the advertiser after the log book is submiited once a month.

SignriderAccording to Signrider CEO, Dave McGree, when drivers come on board, relevant signage is attached according to the area the driver will most likely be driving in.

The signage is attached to the sides and the rear window of the vehicle.

It is possible that the various states may recognise these private vehicles as commercial vehicles and tax them differently when they are used as signage cariiers.

Brian Pretorius, Director of Operations at the United Franchise Group, including Sign*A*Rama said "The project started with meetings in our office with the guys from Signrider about 14 months ago and we have been working closely with them ever since. 

"When you are going to use “private” vehicles for advertising there are many precautions and hurdles along the way before you launch the concept and I must say that Dave and his team at Signrider have come a long way to meeting all those concerns.  There are some simple issues when using private vehicles, for instance the sign company has no idea what condition of the car and door panels are in even though they look clean and OK.  If the vehicle has had a previous accident and the panels have been “filled”  you may find that paint and or the “filling” comes away when you remove the vinyl print at the end of the advertising campaign and then the sign company liable for damage.  The agreement with the private vehicle owners had to cover those issues so that  both Signrider and Sign*A*Rama were not liable in any way for possible damage. 

"With the Sign*A*Rama Franchises working as one unit offers all major national clients this “Power of One” concept..  "With projects such as this, we carefully select the right Sign*A*Rama store to be the Project Management store.  The selection is always based on the geographical area of the client HO, type of project and Nokia_fleetcompetency of the stores to carry out that particular type of project.

"With Signrider  we selected Sign*A*Rama North Manly because Geoff and his team had already proved themselves as very competent to carry out the Project Management of a country wide vehicle wrap campaign and the client was close to their location. North Manly were responsible, via our office, for the first Nokia Smart Car fleet of 90 Smart Cars in NSW and 70 in Victoria," he concluded.

Signrider
www.signrider.com.au

Sign*A*Rama
www.signarama.com.au

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