Waiting environment
Transit-adjacent street placement
Format guide · Street level
Street furniture: small share, specific urban context
Street furniture represented 5.2% of 2025 U.S. OOH revenue in OAAA’s published format totals.
Pedestrian context
Street-level structure
Low-format placement
Local definitions can vary
Verified record
What the sources support.
Claims below reproduce the scope of the page contract. Derived items show their calculation.
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OAAA reported 2025 U.S. OOH format revenue of $6,723.5 million for billboards, $1,683.2 million for transit, $491.7 million for street furniture, and $557.9 million for place-based media.
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Those 2025 format totals correspond to shares of 71.1% billboards, 17.8% transit, 5.2% street furniture, and 5.9% place-based media.
01 / Analysis
Category boundary
Street furniture covers street-level structures such as shelters, kiosks and benches. A locally sold product name may not map perfectly to an industry reporting label.
02 / Analysis
Revenue signal
The published $491.7 million total and 5.2% derived share describe 2025 category revenue, not the value of any single city contract or display.
03 / Analysis
Measurement context
Pedestrian flow, waiting behavior, street orientation and transit adjacency can matter. Ask which of those inputs the audience model includes.
Source desk
Sources for this page
- OAAAApril 20262025 OAAA MegaBrands (opens in a new tab) ↗
Used for: 2025 U.S. OOH revenue totals and shares by billboard, transit, street furniture and place-based formats.