JCDecaux ‘life-saving’ Kiosks in UK

Defibrillator, free payphone, Wi-Fi and USB charging, interactive touchscreen

As part of JCDecaux’s UK’s expansion of its Digital 6-sheet street furniture network across 13 cities, a new digital phone kiosk that could help save lives is coming to the UK’s high streets. JCDecaux UK, the leading Outdoor advertising company has designed an innovative range of street furniture that combines the latest in digital advertising technology with a range of free public services, including an automated external defibrillator that can be used by the public to save lives.

Advertisers and the public will benefit as JCDecaux UK introduces its first street furniture digital advertising into 7 new cities with the roll-out of 50 digital phone kiosks with defibrillators into Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester, Portsmouth, Southampton and Stoke-on-Trent.

The new screens will form part of a newly expanded national Digital 6-sheet street furniture advertising network, bringing the national digital street furniture reach to 13 cities with 1,044 Digital 6-sheet screens UK-wide, including London and Reading.

The phone kiosks will also carry an 86″, high-definition Digital 6-sheet advertising display, enabling national advertisers and local businesses to keep the public up-to-date with relevant and timely brand messaging.

Philip Drye, chief commercial development officer at JCDecaux UK, said: “This innovative street furniture is located in the busiest locations where people are out shopping, commuting and socializing, benefiting residents and tourists, as well as local and national brands.

“As this initiative shows, outdoor advertising can play a key part in communities through the provision of public amenities funded by advertising, including this innovative street furniture with defibrillators, free payphone and wayfinding information.”

In addition to the defibrillator, the new phone kiosks will include a range of public services including an accessible payphone with free calls to landlines, Wi-Fi and USB charging stations, and a 36″, interactive touch screen with wayfinding and council information – all funded by advertising.

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