Home Media Owners Danwan Media

Danwan Media

Danwan Billboard Network by Area

Beyond street level, the billboard inventory spans expressways, interchanges and city arterials. Sites are grouped below by area, with the billboard format noted for each location.

Rawang and Selayang

Rawang offers Freestanding Billboards at Pusat Bandar Rawang (PLUS Highway), Jalan Rawang Templer Park (Sides A and B) and Jalan Batu Arang (Sides A and B).

A 2-sided Unipole stands at the Jalan Rawang and Jalan Batu Arang intersection, with 2-sided OHBs at Jalan Rawang Templer Park and Jalan Kuching Selayang, plus a Freestanding site near Selayang Mall.

North-South Expressway and MRR2

NSE sites include 2-sided Vertical Unipoles at KM447.1 (northbound) and KM447.56, plus the KL-Seremban stretch at KM308.6, available as Side A and Side B.

The same stretch carries a 2-sided Spectacular at KM308.4 (northbound) and a Spectacular at KM308.5. On MRR2, 2-sided Vertical Unipoles stand near Batu Caves and at Sri Gombak (KM13.1).

Shah Alam and Subang Jaya

Elite Highway hosts three 2-sided Vertical Unipoles at KM28.4, KM29.1 and KM30.0 in Shah Alam, alongside another 2-sided Vertical Unipole at KM17.8 on the Federal Highway.

Subang Jaya adds a 3-sided Spectacular at the Subang Jaya Interchange (KM17.8) and a 2-sided Vertical Unipole at KM26.9, covering heavy traffic flowing toward Shah Alam and Klang.

Kuala Lumpur City

City sites lean on 2-sided Overhead Bridge (OHB) Billboards at Jalan Sentul and Jalan Kovil Ulu, Jalan Pantai Baharu, Jalan Ampang near Risda Building, and Jalan Pudu near Jalan Sungai Besi.

Also listed are a 2-sided OHB at the Jalan Puchong and NPE junction (Jalan Klang Lama), a 2-sided Spectacular on Jalan Tun Razak and Vertical Spectaculars at Jalan Ampang and Lorong Enau.

A Freestanding Billboard at Persiaran Mewah, at the Salak Highway exit junction, rounds out the city inventory for brands targeting southern KL commuters.

Billboard Formats in the Inventory

The network mixes six formats, each suited to different viewing distances, traffic speeds and road environments across the Klang Valley.

  • Vertical Unipole (2-sided): Tall single-pole structures along expressways, visible to traffic from both directions.
  • Freestanding Billboard: Ground-mounted panels on town roads and junctions, often sold as separate Side A and Side B faces.
  • Spectacular (2- or 3-sided): Large-format structures at interchanges, commanding attention from multiple approaches.
  • Vertical Spectacular: Upright spectacular builds at city intersections, suited to dense urban sightlines.
  • Overhead Bridge (OHB) Billboard: Panels mounted on pedestrian bridges, facing traffic head-on along city arterials.
  • 2-sided Unipole: Standard unipole structure at local intersections, reaching traffic from two directions.

Building a Street-to-Highway Plan

Combining Damansara and PJ bus shelters with Klang Valley billboards creates layered frequency. Expressway sites build awareness, while shelters near homes and hospitals reinforce the message where decisions happen.

Klang Valley Bus Shelter Sponsorship Meets a Highway-to-City Billboard Network

Pairing bus shelter sponsorship in Damansara and Petaling Jaya with billboards across the Klang Valley lets brands follow commuters from highway to street corner, building repeat exposure throughout the day.

Bus Shelters Available for Sponsorship

Bus shelters are part of street furniture, placing brand messages at eye level where people wait, walk and drive. The available shelters cluster across two high-traffic zones in western Klang Valley.

Damansara Corridor

This northern cluster covers established townships and busy commercial hubs, reaching residents, office workers and mall visitors moving between the NKVE, LDP and Sprint Highway every day.

  • Damansara Damai
  • Bandar Sri Damansara
  • Kota Damansara
  • Damansara Perdana
  • Bandar Utama

Petaling Jaya Central and South

The southern cluster sits around PJ’s mature sections and medical belt, capturing hospital visitors, university students, families and daily commuters along the city’s key arterial roads and neighbourhood streets.

  • Jalan Kemajuan
  • UMMC / UMSC
  • Seksyen 14
  • Paramount Garden
  • Seksyen 51 / 225
  • Bukit Gasing / Jalan Tandang

Why Bus Shelter Ads Earn Their Place

Shelters reach commuters, drivers, pedestrians and passers-by at once. High-traffic locations deliver broad reach, while neighbourhood shelters target nearby residents, prompting trial and purchase close to home.

They also support geographic targeting, ambient presence and on-site activations. With digital panels entering the mix, shelters become a scalable, cost-effective OOH option for lasting brand recall.

WhatsApp
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn