[wyliepoon]

Even though I'm not a big fan of ad-wrapped TTC vehicles, I think some of the wrapped buses look interesting. This one for Centennial College, for example...

 

[spmarshall]

Not too bad since most of the windows are uncovered, and doesn't look that bad. That is what I usually hate about wrapped buses.

The worst wraps are in Mississauga, Brampton and Burlington, where they are full wraps for car dealerships. The most stupid thing to wrap a bus in. I am glad there's so few TTC buses wrapped (like the ones urging you to visit Mexico, at the same time as a number of suspicous deaths inolving Canadians), because I can't stand sitting next to a wrapped window. Not to mention the dilution of the brand that transit company is supposed to represent.

 

[prometheus the supremo]

The worst wraps are in Mississauga, Brampton and Burlington, where they are full wraps for car dealerships

i guess it's true what they say " a capitalist will even sell you the rope from which you will hang him from" :\

i guess the only way for a capitalist to survive is to sell a frayed rope that will break but have a 5 second warranty. :lol

 

[building babel]

A couple of weeks ago I saw a poster-wrapped streetcar promoting Cuba as a winter getaway destination - palm trees and beaches and stuff. It was covered with dirt and grime and made Cuba look horrible. Not, I think, money well spent.

 

[Observer Walt]

^ Perhaps it would inadvertently or subliminally highlight the contrast between our late-winter grime and the presumably pristine beaches farther south?

Having said that, I don't like "bus wraps", particularly if I am riding the bus and have a difficult time seeing out the windows.