Text In-Transit Test Panel

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I picked up five test panels on Friday from the printers and got a test shot of them installed on the buses. These first five panels were made up internally at BCL (we still haven’t had the chance to start going through all the submissions yet). I’ll be going back to the downtown terminal this evening to actually install the five test panels on a couple of buses, so keep an eye out for them over the next week.

I’ll post some more photos of the panels installed tomorrow.

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5 Responses to “Text In-Transit Test Panel”

  1. kate says:

    looks awesome :)

  2. Rob says:

    Hmmm, that panel is way simpler than the novels I submitted. :)

  3. darren says:

    looks good. what other info is on the signs at the bottom? does it say the name of the person who submitted the text?

  4. Justin says:

    Rob, no worries, longer submissions were more than welcome and we’re certainly going to try to accommodate them!

    Darren, you’re right, the bottom part of the sign will have the credit for the submission… right now it reads, (by Broken City Lab as part of Text In-Transit).

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