A dealership’s most valuable advertising space is the two seconds of frontage a driver sees at thirty kilometres an hour. Traditionally that is a printed banner: fixed for a quarter, faded by the end of it, and changed by somebody up a ladder in the rain.
DSD installed an outdoor display so the forecourt offer changes with the campaign. Registration-plate change, a finance offer, a used-car promotion, a service reminder — all scheduled, all from a desk.
Outdoor-rated brightness means it still reads at midday, which is the only test that matters on a forecourt.