Al-Madina AlMunawara Street
High Traffic Flow
This strategic intersection witnesses approximately 800,000 vehicles daily, ensuring maximum visibility for your advertisement.
Primary corridor: Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah St. between Al-Haramayn and Al-Waha—a multi-lane retail/F&B artery with constant cross-town movement.
Peak windows: 07:00–10:00 (work/school commute) and 16:00–20:30 (shopping & dining wave). Strong Thu–Sat evenings.
Target Audience Insights
Urban commuters flowing from Alharamayn Circle toward Waha Circle along Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah St (major east–west corridor).
Tla’ Al-Ali, Khalda, Gardens, 7th/8th Circle catchment—daily work/school shoppers and errand runners.
Shoppers & families frequenting the dense F&B/retail strip on Medina St; strong evening and weekend presence.
University crowd (University of Jordan / PSUT) using Medina St as a primary connector—steady student traffic.
Hotel & business guests (incl. Ayass Hotel opposite) + nearby clinics, banks, and service centers.
High congestion zone → slow-moving traffic and extended dwell/visibility at peak times.
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Quick reach to Queen Rania St. corridor toward University of Jordan and up to Sweileh/Abu Nseir, then onward to Jerash/Ajloun via the Jerash road.
Southward: Direct flow toward Umm Uthaina, the 6th/7th Circles and Amman’s core business districts via Medina St.’s eastern end.
Eastward: Immediate link through Al-Waha Circle into Gardens and connected inner-east neighborhoods—efficient distribution across central/east Amman.
Westward: Seamless access to premium west Amman zones including Tla’ Al-Ali and Khalda, plus retail nodes along Medina/Mecca Streets.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions: 8m height × 14m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: 6 high-intensity spotlights for excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure for stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Medical City Street / King Abdullah II St
High Traffic Flow
This strategic intersection witnesses approximately 800,000 vehicles daily, ensuring maximum visibility for your advertisement.
Primary corridor: Medical City St. linking 8th Circle with King Hussein Medical City and feeders to Airport Rd., Mecca St., and Abdoun—constant cross-town movement.
Peak windows: 07:00–10:00 (hospital/office commute + school runs) and 15:30–20:30 (clinic appointments, shopping/dining). Strong Thu–Sat evenings.
Target Audience Insights
Medical ecosystem: doctors, nurses, technicians, patients & visitors for King Hussein Medical City.
Corporate commuters connecting 8th Circle, Airport Rd., Abdoun, Um Uthaina, Mecca St.
Affluent residents & expats from west Amman neighborhoods (high purchase power).
Errand traffic (courier, logistics, banking, clinics) with purposeful trips and clear CTAs.
School & university flows feeding daytime peaks; Thu–Sat evenings strong for lifestyle offers.
Ride-hail/private-car heavy, ideal for short, offer-led creative.
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Quick reach to 7th Circle → 6th Circle, then onward to Shmeisani, Abdali Boulevard, Sports City, and university corridors.
Southward: Direct link to Airport Road and feeders toward Abdoun, Um Uthaina, Sweifieh, and wider West Amman destinations.
Eastward: Fast access to Wadi Saqra, Jabal Amman, and central business/government districts toward Downtown.
Westward: Seamless movement toward King Hussein Medical City, King Abdullah II St., King Hussein Business Park, and residential zones like Dabouq/Khalda.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions: 8m height × 14m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: 6 high-intensity spotlights for excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure for stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Queen Rania St
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward (upstream): Sweileh / Abu Nseir and routes toward Jerash/Irbid, feeding steady inbound flow past UJ.
Southward (downstream—your read): Direct into Al-Sahafa Tunnel → Sports City and on to Shmeisani/Abdali/Downtown.
East/West links: Quick reach to Gardens St., Medina St., Al-Shaheed St. and surrounding residential/commercial districts. BRT infrastructure enhances corridor capacity and consistency.
Site anchor: GCE, Queen Rania St., Bldg 156—easy for driver directions and navigation apps.
High Traffic Flow
The street sees approximately 800,000 vehicles daily, ensuring continuous exposure for advertisements.
Primary corridor: Queen Rania Al-Abdullah St. (a.k.a. University St.)—one of Amman’s busiest commuter spines linking Sweileh/UJ to Sports City/CBD.
Inbound direction: UJ → Al-Sahafa Tunnel with continuous flow and BRT activity, keeping speeds moderated and dwell times higher near the tunnel complex.
Peak windows: 07:00–10:00 (student/staff + office commute) and 15:30–20:30 (classes out, clinics/retail). Weekends (Thu–Sat) show strong evening surges.
Trip mix: Campus/staff traffic, hospital/clinic visits, errands to retail corridors (Medina St., Gardens), and inter-city feeders—ideal for short, bold creatives.
The location reaches a diverse and engaged audience, including:
University crowd: Daily reach to University of Jordan students, faculty, and hospital visitors—high frequency, high turnover.
Young professionals & families: Commuters from Sweileh, Abu Nseir, Shafa Badran, Tla’ Al-Ali, Khalda heading toward central Amman.
Transit users: BRT riders + service taxis along the corridor—strong recall for app-led offers and promotions.
Tech/education affinity: Contextual fit with GCE (General Computers & Electronics) building—credibility for electronics, telecom, education, and fintech messages.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 18m height × 18m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Abu Nusier (1)
The Center
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Direct connection to Shafa Badran and surrounding residential areas.
Southward: Links to Jubaiha and the University of Jordan, facilitating student and commuter flow.
Eastward: Provides access to Zarqa, a key route for intercity travelers and workers.
Westward: Connects to major roads leading into central Amman, ensuring exposure to a high-income audience.
High Traffic Flow
300,000 vehicles daily, with peak traffic during morning and evening rush hours.
Located along Abu Nuseir's busiest street, ensuring high exposure all day.
Reaching a diverse and engaged audience, including:
University students from Applied Science Private University.
Local residents commuting for work, shopping, and daily activities.
Workers traveling between Amman, Zarqa, and surrounding areas.
Non-resident travelers using the route for intercity movement.
Target Audience Insights
Dimensions: 15m height × 11m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights, ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability against strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions, capturing both moving and stationary audiences.
Technical Specifications
Abu Nusier (2)
The Corner
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Direct link to Shafa Badran and surrounding residential areas.
Southward: Connects to Jubaiha and the University of Jordan, capturing student and commuter traffic.
Eastward: Provides access to Zarqa, a critical route for workers and intercity travelers.
Westward: Connects to major roads leading into central Amman, targeting a high-income audience.
High Traffic Flow
This newly developed road experiences approximately 350,000 vehicles daily, offering continuous exposure for advertisements.
Peak traffic occurs during morning and evening rush hours, ensuring visibility throughout the day.
Positioned along the newly developed street connecting Yajooz St. with Abu Nuseir, a key corridor facilitating movement between major neighborhoods.
This thoroughfare plays a vital role in linking Shafa Badran, Abu Nuseir, and Jubaiha, ensuring maximum visibility.
Reaching a diverse audience, including:
University students from Applied Science Private University.
Local residents commuting for work, shopping, and daily activities.
Workers traveling between Amman, Zarqa, and surrounding areas.
Non-resident travelers using the route for intercity movement..
Target Audience Insights
Dimensions: 10m height × 14m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights, providing excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to endure Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability against strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Zarqa Autostrad
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Eastward: Direct visibility to traffic heading from Amman to Zarqa along the main Autostrad, serving over 1.5 million commuters daily.
Westward: Captures the attention of vehicles and public transport returning to Amman from Zarqa, Russeifa, Marka, and surrounding industrial zones.
Northward: A strategic route for daily commuters traveling to Balqa Applied University and residents of Zarqa and Russeifa heading toward Mafraq and Azraq.
Southward: Serves a diverse audience including students, workers, and residents moving between Amman’s eastern districts and Jordan’s northern and central regions.
High Traffic Flow
This prime location on the Zarqa Autostrad serves over 1,500,000 people daily, offering unparalleled visibility for your advertisement.
Peak exposure is achieved during morning and evening rush hours, making it a highly effective site for lasting brand impressions.
Reaching a diverse audience, including:
University students commuting to Al-Balqa Applied University and surrounding educational institutions.
Daily commuters from Amman, Marka, Russeifa, and Zarqa.
Workers and residents traveling to industrial zones and commercial centers.
Intercity travelers route to Mafraq and Azraq.
Target Audience Insights
Dimensions: 30m height × 10m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: 8 high-intensity spotlights for excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure for stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
University Of Jordan
North Entrance
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
This location serves as a major transportation corridor, linking key districts across Amman:
Northward: Sweileh and Khaldaa.
Southward: University Street and Gardens Street, two of the area, busiest commercial roads.
Eastward: Jubiyah and surrounding residential areas.
Westward: Tla' Al-Ali, Khaldaa a high-income neighborhood.
High Traffic Flow
Total Vehicle Volume: Approximately 750,000 vehicles daily across the three billboards.
Peak Exposure: Morning and evening rush hours ensure continuous visibility and engagement with passing traffic.
Strategic Placement: Positioned on a prominent building wall along Izz al-Din al-Tamimi Street, maximizing exposure for both pedestrians and drivers.
University students from the University of Jordan and PSUT.
Local residents and professionals commuting daily.
Shoppers and commercial visitors from surrounding districts.
Intercity travelers using this route for business and daily movement.
Target Audience Insights
Each of the three billboards is positioned for maximum visibility:
North Billboard – Captures traffic entering from Sweileh and Khalda.
Middle Billboard – Faces the School of Business parking lot & PSUT, ensuring direct exposure to university students and faculty.
South Billboard – Targets commuters traveling toward Tla' Al-Ali, University Street, and Gardens Street.
Technical Specifications
Billboard Features
Size: 14m height × 7m width (Triple-Sided).
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights per billboard, ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
AL Madieneh Al Monawara
Comeing Soon..
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Connects to Tla' Al-Ali and leads toward Khalda and beyond, serving residential and commercial zones.
Southward: Links directly to Gardens Street and Al-Rabiah, facilitating access to central Amman and business hubs.
Eastward: Provides connectivity to Tabarbour, University Street, and downtown Amman, attracting high daily traffic volumes.
Westward: Opens toward Khalda, Mecca Street, and high-income areas with strong demand for retail, dining, and services.
High Traffic Flow
The street sees approximately 800,000 vehicles daily, ensuring continuous exposure for advertisements.
Peak traffic occurs during morning and evening rush hours, maximizing engagement throughout the day.
The location reaches a diverse and engaged audience, including:
Local residents from neighborhoods such as Tla' Al-Ali, Gardens, and Khalda engaging in shopping, dining, and daily errands.
Professionals and business owners working in clinics, banks, offices, and retail spaces along the street.
Students and youth frequenting nearby educational centers, cafes, and mobile stores.
Visitors and domestic tourists staying in nearby hotels or exploring the area’s restaurants and services.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 10m height × 10m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Daboq North Entrance
Comeing Soon..
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Direct connection to Shafa Badran and routes leading to Jerash and Ajloun.
Southward: Links to Abu Nusair, Jubaiha, Tabarbour, and central Amman districts.
Eastward: Acts as a gateway to Yajooz, Ruseifa, and Zarqa, serving a high-density population.
Westward: Facilitates movement towards Khalda, Al-Rabiah, and other high-income neighborhoods.
High Traffic Flow
The street sees approximately 100,000 vehicles daily, ensuring continuous exposure for advertisements.
Peak traffic occurs during morning and evening rush hours, maximizing engagement throughout the day.
The location reaches a diverse and engaged audience, including:
Affluent residents of Dabouq and nearby upscale neighborhoods, commuting for work, shopping, and daily activities.
Government employees, professionals, and business visitors accessing institutions like the Jordan Standards and Metrology Organization (JSMO) and nearby corporate offices.
Tourists and visitors using services from agencies like Atlas Tours or dining at local restaurants such as Lokma Bay.
Service providers and logistics workers traveling along the street for deliveries and maintenance in the area.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 10m height × 14m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Irbid South entrance
Bani Obeid District
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Southward: Directly connects to Amman, Mafraq, and Jordan’s central regions, making it a primary entry point for traffic heading north.
Northward: Leads into Irbid’s central districts, connecting to key residential, commercial, and industrial zones.
Eastward & Westward: Facilitates movement across Al-Husun, Ramtha, and surrounding neighborhoods, ensuring high traffic flow.
High Traffic Flow
The street experiences approximately 1,000,000 vehicles daily, ensuring uninterrupted visibility for advertisements.
Peak traffic occurs during morning and evening rush hours, maximizing exposure.
The billboard benefits from continuous traffic flow from Amman, Mafraq, and other surrounding cities.
This prime location reaches a broad and engaged audience, including:
Daily commuters traveling between Irbid, Amman, and other major cities.
Local residents using the street for work, shopping, and daily activities.
Intercity travelers passing through Irbid from Mafraq, Ramtha, and surrounding areas.
University students and workers commuting from nearby educational institutions and businesses.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 7m height × 12m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights, ensuring excellent nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Heart of Irbid
10th Street
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Leads into central Irbid, providing access to residential, commercial, and educational areas.
Southward: Connects to major highways leading to Amman, Mafraq, and other key regions.
Eastward & Westward: Facilitates movement between Ramtha, Zarqa, and surrounding districts, ensuring a steady traffic flow.
High Traffic Flow
The location experiences approximately 300,000 vehicles daily, maximizing visibility for businesses.
Peak congestion during rush hours extends advertisement exposure for longer periods.
Heavy pedestrian traffic further enhances engagement opportunities.
Peak exposure occurs during morning and evening rush hours, making it an ideal spot for impactful branding.
Daily commuters traveling between Irbid, Amman, Ramtha, and Zarqa.
Local residents in central Irbid heading to work, shopping centers, and public areas.
Business professionals accessing commercial and industrial zones.
University students and workers moving between educational institutions and workplaces.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 17m height × 10m width, with a 10cm frame around the edges.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights, ensuring superior nighttime visibility.
Material: High-quality, weather-resistant steel frame, designed to withstand Jordan’s climate.
Mounting: Secure reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in strong winds.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from all key traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
South Entrance
Al Hussein Bin Talal St
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Connects to the Syrian border and international trade routes.
Southward: Provides direct access to Amman via major highways.
Eastward: Links to Al al-Bayt University, a major educational hub.
Westward: Connects to Irbid and other urban centers, ensuring steady traffic flow
High Traffic Flow
The location experiences approximately 100,000 vehicles daily, ensuring maximum visibility for advertisements.
Heavy commuter traffic between Mafraq, Amman, and Irbid, making it a prime spot for reaching a broad audience.
Strong commercial activity in the area increases advertisement engagement.
Students and faculty traveling to Al al-Bayt University.
Local residents and daily commuters moving between Mafraq and other major cities.
Commercial drivers and business professionals utilizing this key transit route.
Travelers heading towards the Syrian border, providing continuous exposure.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 15m height × 15m width, offering large-scale visibility.
Illumination: Six Xlarge high-intensity LED spotlights, ensuring excellent nighttime exposure.
Material: Weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Mafraq’s climate.
Mounting: Reinforced base structure, ensuring stability in high-wind conditions.
Viewing Angle: Optimized to capture attention from multiple traffic directions.
Technical Specifications
Heart of Mafraq
20th Street
Key Accessibility & Connectivity
Northward: Connects to other prominent neighborhoods and commercial areas in Mafraq.
Southward: Links to the main transit routes leading to Amman and Irbid.
Eastward: Connects to residential zones and offers access to local businesses.
Westward: Provides access to regional routes leading out of the city, serving as a transit point for travelers.
High Traffic Flow
Approximately 250,000 daily vehicles and pedestrians ensure consistent and high exposure for businesses and advertisements.
Heavy foot traffic throughout the day, with peak times during shopping and business hours, maximizes engagement with local residents and visitors.
The location benefits from the high concentration of markets and commercial activities, increasing the effectiveness of any advertising placed here.
Local residents who frequent the markets and businesses.
Shoppers, diners, and commuters moving throughout Mafraq.
Business professionals and vendors operating along this key commercial street.
Tourists and visitors passing through the area, providing additional exposure.
Target Audience Insights
Size: 4m height × 10m width, offering expansive visibility in the heart of the city.
Illumination: Equipped with high-intensity LED spotlights, ensuring excellent visibility at night.
Material: Durable, weather-resistant steel frame, built to withstand Mafraq's climate.
Mounting: Reinforced structure ensuring stability in high-wind conditions.
Viewing Angle: Optimized for maximum exposure from both pedestrian and vehicular traffic
Technical Specifications
Army Street
